Using a three-wave prospective longitudinal design spanning 3 years, we assessed alcohol use likelihood trajectories and their correlates among a community sample of Latino immigrant adolescents in the emerging immigrant context of Western Oregon. Results from growth mixture modeling revealed two distinct classes: lower risk youth who reported little likelihood of alcohol use but whose trajectory was increasing, and higher risk youth who reported higher likelihood of alcohol use and whose trajectory was stable. We found significant differences between the two classes such that lower risk youth reported greater levels of Latino cultural orientation and parental monitoring, whereas higher risk youth reported greater levels of family cultural stress and delinquency. Results are discussed in terms of prior research and theory.

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新兴背景下拉丁裔移民青年饮酒可能性的相关性

我们使用跨越 3 年的三波前瞻性纵向设计，评估了俄勒冈州西部新兴移民环境中拉丁裔移民青少年社区样本中酒精使用的可能性轨迹及其相关性。增长混合模型的结果揭示了两个不同的类别：报告饮酒可能性很小但其轨迹正在增加的低风险青年，以及报告饮酒可能性较高且轨迹稳定的高风险青年。我们发现两个班级之间存在显着差异，因此风险较低的青年报告了更高水平的拉丁裔文化取向和父母监督，而风险较高的青年报告了更高水平的家庭文化压力和犯罪。结果根据先前的研究和理论进行讨论。