American Sociological Review

Publisher
SAGE Publications
Country
United States
History
1936–present
Website
http://www2.asanet.org/journals/asr/
Impact factor
3.693 (2010)

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Medications

Family influence key in spread of opioid use

Introducing an opioid painkiller into a home can double the chances someone else living in the home seeks out the addictive drugs on his or her own, according to a new paper from two UC Berkeley researchers.

Psychology & Psychiatry

Cutting the cord is easier said than done

Chances are, you have someone in your life who causes a lot of tension and stress. Difficult relationships are common. They are also commonly difficult to evade. Who are these people and why can't we just cut the cord?

Psychology & Psychiatry

Children mean stress for mums, joy for dads

A new study from a Cornell University sociologist shows that while parents enjoy the time they spend with their children, parenting carries more strain for mothers.

Psychology & Psychiatry

Social connectedness can increase suicide risk

Community characteristics play an important role in perpetuating teen suicide clusters and thwarting prevention efforts, according to a new study by sociologists at the University of Chicago and University of Memphis who ...

Attention deficit disorders

U.S. kids use ADHD meds more during school year

(HealthDay)—American children's use of stimulant medications is 30 percent higher during the school year than in the summer, a new study indicates.

Psychology & Psychiatry

Incarceration has no effect on nonresident fathers' parenting

A prison sentence may not always have negative consequences for children of the incarcerated, says University of California, Irvine sociologist Kristin Turney. In a new study, she finds that when an uninvolved dad spends ...

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