Laurie Chassin
Biographic Data
| ID | 303976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laurie Chassin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laurie |
| FAMILY NAME | Chassin |
| SIGNATURE | CHASSIN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-4655-1222 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 61 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 291 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 61 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 11 |
Parental Alcohol Use Disorder and Offspring Internalizing Problems: Associations With Parenting, Autonomy, and Detachment from Parents
Adolescence and emerging adulthood are key periods for developing autonomy, healthy self-reliance that is distinct from emotional detachment from parents. Parenting that offers psychological support while encouraging self-reliance promotes optimal wellbeing, whereas more psychologically controlling or less supportive parenting undermines autonomy, increases detachment, and predicts later internalizing problems. Parents with alcohol use disorder (…
Longitudinal Relations Among Parental Substance Use Disorder and Adolescent Drinking Behavior: The Role of Temperament, Negative Urgency, and Maternal Parenting
Multidimensional Impulsive Personality Traits Mediate the Effect of Parent Substance Use Disorder on Adolescent Alcohol and Cannabis Use
Relations between child temperament and adolescent negative urgency in a high-risk sample
Mother and Father Prescription Opioid Misuse, Alcohol Use Disorder, and Parent Knowledge in Pathways to Adolescent Alcohol Use
Maternal influences on effortful control in adolescence: Developmental pathways to externalizing behaviors
Adolescents' effortful control is subject to numerous maternal influences. Specifically, a mother's own effortful control is associated with her child's effortful control. However, maternal substance use, psychopathology, and stress within the parenting role may also lead to poor effortful control for their child. Poor effortful control during adolescence can subsequently contribute to a variety of negative outcomes, including externalizing behav…
Sex‐differentiated associations among negative parenting, emotion‐related brain function, and adolescent substance use and psychopathology symptoms
Parenting is a critical factor in adolescent social-emotional development, with maladaptive parenting leading to risk for the development of psychopathology. However, the emotion-related brain mechanisms underlying the influence of parenting on psychopathology symptoms are unknown. The present study utilized functional magnetic resonance imaging and laboratory measures to examine sex-differentiated associations among parenting, adolescent emotion…
The Increasing Diversity and Complexity of Family Structures for Adolescents
The structure of adolescents’ families, and thus parental forms, in the United States, have become more heterogeneous and fluid over the past several decades. These changes are due to increases in never‐married, single parents, divorce, cohabitation, same‐sex parenting, multipartnered fertility, and co‐residence with grandparents. We document current diversity and complexity in adolescents’ families as important context for rethinking future pare…
Proximal and Distal Effects of Sensation Seeking and Parenting Environments on Alcohol Use Trajectories from Early Adolescence to Early Adulthood
Intergenerational continuity in high-conflict family environments: Investigating a mediating depressive pathway
Emerging evidence suggests that family conflict shows continuity across generations and that intergenerational family conflict can be more intense and deleterious than conflict experienced in a single generation. However, few investigations have identified etiological mechanisms by which family conflict is perpetuated across generations. Addressing this limitation, we sampled 246 families from a multigenerational, high-risk, longitudinal study of…
Neighborhood Moderation of Sensation Seeking Effects on Adolescent Substance Use Initiation
Modeling Trajectories of Adolescent‐Perceived Family Conflict: Effects of Marital Dissatisfaction and Parental Alcoholism
We evaluated the effects of marital dissatisfaction on adolescent-perceived conflict in 435 families with and without a parental history of alcoholism. On average, family conflict decreased linearly as adolescents aged. Families with an alcoholic parent demonstrated higher adolescent-reported family conflict and this effect was partially mediated by higher mother- and father-reported marital dissatisfaction. Families with higher marital dissatisf…
Roles of Response Inhibition and Gene–Environment Interplay in Pathways to Adolescents' Externalizing Problems
This study used two waves of data to investigate pathways through which adolescents' response inhibition related to later externalizing problems. A polygenic risk score indexed genetic risk for poor response inhibition. Adolescents' performance on a response inhibition task mediated the relation between adolescents' polygenic risk scores and mother's inconsistent parenting (i.e., evocative rGE), even after controlling for mothers' genetic risk (i…
The effect of race/ethnicity on the relation between substance use disorder diagnosis and substance use treatment receipt among male serious adolescent offenders
Risk for behavior problems in children of parents with substance use disorders
Using a high-risk community sample (N = 567), the current study examined risk for externalizing and internalizing problems in the children of parents with recovered and current substance use disorders (SUDs). This study also tested whether parenting mediated the relations between these variables. Results suggest that children of parents with current diagnoses were at elevated risk for externalizing and internalizing problems, but children of pare…
An Examination of the Leaving Home Transition for Children of Alcoholics and Their Families: A Comparison of Latino and Non-Latino European Americans
Researchers examined whether ethnicity alters the risk for difficulty in the transition out the home among children of alcoholics (COAs). We tested this question in a community based, longitudinal sample of 705 COAs and matched with non-COA controls as well as their parents. Latino COAs were less likely to leave home than were Euro-American COAs. Ethnicity and COA status independently influenced young adult and parental experiences of the transit…
A Moderated Nonlinear Factor Model for the Development of Commensurate Measures in Integrative Data Analysis
Integrative data analysis (IDA) is a methodological framework that allows for the fitting of models to data that have been pooled across 2 or more independent sources. IDA offers many potential advantages including increased statistical power, greater subject heterogeneity, higher observed frequencies of low base-rate behaviors, and longer developmental periods of study. However, a core challenge is the estimation of valid and reliable psychometr…
Ecological Context, Concentrated Disadvantage, and Youth Reoffending: Identifying the Social Mechanisms in a Sample of Serious Adolescent Offenders
The Indirect Effects of Parent Psychopathology on Offspring Affective Disorder Through Difficulty During the Leaving Home Transition
The current study examined risk for young adult affective disorder in the children of parents with alcohol use disorders (AUDs), and tested whether negative experiences during the leaving home transition mediated this effect. Using multiple reporter data from a high-risk community sample, the current study included 346 emerging adults ( M = 21.97 years old; 49% female, 72% non-Hispanic Caucasian, and 47% with at least one alcohol-disordered paren…
The interactive effects of effort to regulate alcohol use, anxiety disorders and affective disorders on long-term remission from alcohol dependence
Individuals who try harder to limit their drinking are more likely to maintain long-term remission from alcohol dependence. However, affective and anxiety disorders may undermine the protective effect of effort to regulate alcohol use on long-term remission
Predictors of health behaviors after the economic downturn: A longitudinal study
The influence of PTSD symptoms on alcohol and drug problems: Internalizing and externalizing pathways
The present study used longitudinal data from a community study of familial alcoholism to examine the extent to which the long-term influence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms on future adult alcohol and drug problems was mediated by increases in early adult internalizing or externalizing symptoms. The subsample of participants included in this study were exposed to at least one traumatic event and had measures of both pre- and pos…
Ethnic Identity and Offending Trajectories Among Mexican American Juvenile Offenders: Gang Membership and Psychosocial Maturity
We examined the association of joint trajectories of ethnic identity and criminal offending to psychosocial maturity, gang membership, and M exican A merican affiliation among 300 M exican A merican male juvenile offenders from ages 14 to 22. There were two low‐offending groups: one was the highest in ethnic identity and changing slightly with age and the other was the lowest in ethnic identity and stable with age. A third group displayed moderat…
Relations of Temperament to Maladjustment and Ego Resiliency in At‐risk Children
The relations of control/regulation‐related temperamentally based dispositions (effortful control (EC), impulsivity, and approach/avoidance) to externalizing problems and personality ego resiliency were examined in a sample of 467 children ( M age = 7.46 years), some of whom were children of alcoholics (COAs). In addition, we examined if the relations of temperamental regulation/control to maladjustment/ego resiliency were moderated by COA status…
Juvenile Offenders’ Alcohol and Marijuana Trajectories: Risk and Protective Factor Effects in the Context of Time in a Supervised Facility
Changes in peer and parent influence during adolescence: Longitudinal versus cross-sectional perspectives on smoking initiation
The current study used a longitudinal design to investigate age-related changes in the magnitude of peer and parent influences on adolescent cigarette smoking. Both peer and parent influences were significant predictors of subsequent transitions to higher levels of smoking. However, unlike previous cross-sectional research, the magnitude of peer and parent influences did not significantly vary across the 6th- to 1 lth-grade levels. Additional ana…
Acculturation and Enculturation Trajectories Among Mexican‐American Adolescent Offenders
This study examines changes over time in ethnic affirmation/belonging and ethnic identity achievement, Spanish language use, English language use, Mexican/Mexican-American affiliation/identification and Anglo affiliation/identification in a sample of Mexican-American adolescents participating in a longitudinal study of juvenile offenders. The Multigroup Ethnic Identity Measure and the Acculturation Rating Scale for Mexican Americans-II were compl…
Maternal socialization of adolescent smoking: The intergenerational transmission of parenting and smoking
A longitudinal multigenerational design was used to examine the intergenerational transmission of smoking and the correlated transmission of parental support and control. Whether maternal socialization of adolescent smoking (both general parenting practices and smoking-specific strategies) would predict adolescent smoking both directly and indirectly by affecting peer affiliations was tested. There was strong evidence for the intergenerational tr…
Effects of social support and conflict on adolescent children of alcoholic and nonalcoholic fathers
Studies of positive and negative social ties usually are done in isolation of each other, precluding an understanding of their relative contributions to psychological functioning. This research evaluated the effects of adolescents' conflict with and social support from key relationships (parents, siblings, and best friends) on adolescents' self-esteem, substance use, and externalizing symptoms. Ss were 296 adolescents and their parents; 145 famil…
Pooling data from multiple longitudinal studies: The role of item response theory in integrative data analysis
There are a number of significant challenges researchers encounter when studying development over an extended period of time, including subject attrition, the changing of measurement structures across groups and developmental periods, and the need to invest substantial time and money. Integrative data analysis is an emerging set of methodologies that allows researchers to overcome many of the challenges of single-sample designs through the poolin…
Predicting Adolescents' Intentions to Smoke Cigarettes
Laurie Chassin, Eric Corty, Clark C. Presson, Richard W. Olshavsky, Michelle Bensenberg, Steven J. Sherman, Predicting Adolescents' Intentions to Smoke Cigarettes, Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Vol. 22, No. 4 (Dec., 1981), pp. 445-455
The parent–adolescent relationship at puberty: Hispanic ethnicity and parent alcoholism as moderators
This study tested Hispanic ethnicity and parent alcoholism as moderators of pubertal status effects on the parent-child relationship in a community sample of 421 boys and girls 11.5-16.5 years old. Ethnicity was a significant moderator: The direction of the puberty effect on parent support and parent-adolescent conflict differed for Hispanic (primarily Mexican American) and non-Hispanic White boys. Parent alcoholism did not moderate the effect of…
Ecological Context, Concentrated Disadvantage, and Youth Reoffending: Identifying the Social Mechanisms in a Sample of Serious Adolescent Offenders
Ethnic Identity and Offending Trajectories Among Mexican American Juvenile Offenders: Gang Membership and Psychosocial Maturity
We examined the association of joint trajectories of ethnic identity and criminal offending to psychosocial maturity, gang membership, and M exican A merican affiliation among 300 M exican A merican male juvenile offenders from ages 14 to 22. There were two low‐offending groups: one was the highest in ethnic identity and changing slightly with age and the other was the lowest in ethnic identity and stable with age. A third group displayed moderat…
The Natural History of Cigarette Smoking and Young Adult Social Roles
The relation between cigarette smoking (in adolescence and adulthood) and the occupancy of conventional adult social roles was investigated in the current study. Two alternative predictions for this relation were examined--"role incompatibility" (which predicts a negative relation between adolescent smoking and adult role occupancy) and "pseudomaturity" (which predicts a positive relation between adolescent smoking and adult role occupancy). Proc…
The role of the evaluation and similarity principles in the false consensus effect
Predictors of health behaviors after the economic downturn: A longitudinal study
Determinants of Self-Esteem Among Labeled Adolescents
Previous research has suggested that deviant social labeling does not always result in lowered self-esteem. In fact, the conditions under which self-esteem is lowered are not well understood. The current study investigated three hypothesized determinants of self-esteem in a sample of labeled deviant adolescents. The self-esteem of the deviant group was not significantly different from a sample of their normal peers. However, within the deviant gr…
Alcohol Expectancies as Potential Mediators of Parent Alcoholism Effects on the Development of Adolescent Heavy Drinking
This study used latent growth curve modeling to examine adolescent alcohol expectancies as potential mediators of the effects of parent alcoholism on escalation in adolescent heavy drinking. Data were drawn from a 3-year longitudinal study of a community sample of children of alcoholics (COAs) and demographically matched controls. Parent alcoholism had a direct effect on adolescent heavy drinking. Compared to non-COAs, COAs started out at higher …
Ethnic group differences in vulnerability to parental alcoholism and life stress: A study of Hispanic and non‐hispanic Caucasian adolescents
Tested Hispanic and Caucasian adolescents' vulnerability to parental alcoholism and life stress. Sixty-nine Hispanic and 237 Caucasian adolescents completed measures of life stress, social support, and alcohol use. Their parents reported on the adolescents' psychological symptoms and their own alcohol and substance use. Parental alcoholism and life stress were related to almost all indicators of adolescents' psychological distress and alcohol use…
Neighborhood Moderation of Sensation Seeking Effects on Adolescent Substance Use Initiation
Juvenile Offenders’ Alcohol and Marijuana Trajectories: Risk and Protective Factor Effects in the Context of Time in a Supervised Facility
The intergenerational transmission of implicit and explicit attitudes toward smoking: Predicting adolescent smoking initiation
Constructive” vs. “Destructive” deviance in adolescent health-related behaviors
The relation of sex-role self-concept and sex-role attitudes to the marital satisfaction and personal adjustment of dual-worker couples with preschool children
Do adolescent symptomatology and family environment vary over time with fluctuations in paternal alcohol impairment
This study tested whether adolescent internalizing problems, externalizing problems, heavy alcohol use, fathers' parenting, and family conflict varied over time with fluctuations in fathers' alcohol impairment and also whether children of recovered alcoholic fathers differed from children of nonalcoholic fathers. Fathers and adolescent children (N = 267 families) were interviewed in 3 annual assessments. Results showed that adolescent symptomatol…
Intergenerational continuity in high-conflict family environments: Investigating a mediating depressive pathway
Emerging evidence suggests that family conflict shows continuity across generations and that intergenerational family conflict can be more intense and deleterious than conflict experienced in a single generation. However, few investigations have identified etiological mechanisms by which family conflict is perpetuated across generations. Addressing this limitation, we sampled 246 families from a multigenerational, high-risk, longitudinal study of…
Prospective Predictors of Long-Term Abstinence Versus Relapse Among Smokers Who Quit as Young Adults
Objectives. We sought to identify prospective predictors of long-term abstinence versus relapse among individuals who quit smoking as young adults. Methods. Participants from an ongoing longitudinal study of smoking who had quit for at least 1 year between the ages of 18 and 24 years (n=327) were divided into those who later reported not smoking for more than 5 years (long-term abstinence) or reported current smoking, defined as smoking at least …
Role Perceptions, Self-Role Congruence and Marital Satisfaction in Dual-Worker Couples with Preschool Children
Laurie Chassin, Antonette Zeiss, Kristina Cooper, Judith Reaven, Role Perceptions, Self-Role Congruence and Marital Satisfaction in Dual-Worker Couples with Preschool Children, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 48, No. 4 (Dec., 1985), pp. 301-311
Identifying with a Deviant Label: The Validation of a Methodology
The current study evaluates the validity of using Burke and Tully's technique to measure the rolelidentities of deviant individuals. Self-concepts of incarcerated delinquents were assessed in relation to three social role labels (Popular Teenager, Juvenile Delinquent, and Emotionally Disturbed Teenager) as defined by normal adolescents. Each subject's self-concept was classified as either popular, delinquent, or disturbed. Validation for the tech…
Identifying with a Deviant Label: The Validation of a Methodology
The current study evaluates the validity of using Burke and Tully's technique to measure the rolelidentities of deviant individuals. Self-concepts of incarcerated delinquents were assessed in relation to three social role labels (Popular Teenager, Juvenile Delinquent, and Emotionally Disturbed Teenager) as defined by normal adolescents. Each subject's self-concept was classified as either popular, delinquent, or disturbed. Validation for the tech…
Predicting Adolescents' Intentions to Smoke Cigarettes
Laurie Chassin, Eric Corty, Clark C. Presson, Richard W. Olshavsky, Michelle Bensenberg, Steven J. Sherman, Predicting Adolescents' Intentions to Smoke Cigarettes, Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Vol. 22, No. 4 (Dec., 1981), pp. 445-455
Determinants of Self-Esteem Among Labeled Adolescents
Previous research has suggested that deviant social labeling does not always result in lowered self-esteem. In fact, the conditions under which self-esteem is lowered are not well understood. The current study investigated three hypothesized determinants of self-esteem in a sample of labeled deviant adolescents. The self-esteem of the deviant group was not significantly different from a sample of their normal peers. However, within the deviant gr…
Determinants of Self-Esteem Among Incarcerated Delinquents
The current study tested Rosenberg's (1979) hypothetical determinants of self-esteem among incarcerated delinquents. The results generally suipported his model in that self-esteem was lower for delinquents who accepted the personal relevance of the delinquent rolelidentity, for those who were aware of negative societal views of delinquents, andfor those who agreed with these negative views. However, the specific pattern of determinants varied for…
The role of the evaluation and similarity principles in the false consensus effect
The relation of sex-role self-concept and sex-role attitudes to the marital satisfaction and personal adjustment of dual-worker couples with preschool children
Role Perceptions, Self-Role Congruence and Marital Satisfaction in Dual-Worker Couples with Preschool Children
Laurie Chassin, Antonette Zeiss, Kristina Cooper, Judith Reaven, Role Perceptions, Self-Role Congruence and Marital Satisfaction in Dual-Worker Couples with Preschool Children, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 48, No. 4 (Dec., 1985), pp. 301-311
Self‐labeling by educably mentally retarded high school students in their mainstream and special education classes
Educably mentally retarded (EMR) students and nonhandicapped students from their mainstream classes completed semantic differential ratings of a stereotypic popular teen-ager, juvenile delinquent, and special education student. Subjects also rated their global self-concepts and situation-specific self-concepts within the mainstream and the special class settings. Ratings were done at the beginning (Time 1) and the end (Time 2) of a semester. Resu…
Correlates of Mood and Marital Satisfaction Among Dual-Worker and Single-Worker Couples
Kristina Cooper, Laurie Chassin, Sanford Braver, Antonette Zeiss, Katherine Akhtar Khavari, Correlates of Mood and Marital Satisfaction Among Dual-Worker and Single-Worker Couples, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 49, No. 4 (Dec., 1986), pp. 322-329
Changes in peer and parent influence during adolescence: Longitudinal versus cross-sectional perspectives on smoking initiation
The current study used a longitudinal design to investigate age-related changes in the magnitude of peer and parent influences on adolescent cigarette smoking. Both peer and parent influences were significant predictors of subsequent transitions to higher levels of smoking. However, unlike previous cross-sectional research, the magnitude of peer and parent influences did not significantly vary across the 6th- to 1 lth-grade levels. Additional ana…
Constructive” vs. “Destructive” deviance in adolescent health-related behaviors
The natural history of cigarette smoking: Predicting young-adult smoking outcomes from adolescent smoking patterns.
Substance use and symptomatology among adolescent children of alcoholics.
This study assessed the magnitude and specificity of parental alcoholism as a risk factor for internalizing symptomatology, externalizing symptomatology, and alcohol and drug use in adolescence. We evaluated parents' and children's reports of symptomatology and children's reports of alcohol and drug use in a community sample of 454 adolescents. The results showed that parental alcoholism was a moderate to strong risk factor, with stronger risk as…
The Natural History of Cigarette Smoking and Young Adult Social Roles
The relation between cigarette smoking (in adolescence and adulthood) and the occupancy of conventional adult social roles was investigated in the current study. Two alternative predictions for this relation were examined--"role incompatibility" (which predicts a negative relation between adolescent smoking and adult role occupancy) and "pseudomaturity" (which predicts a positive relation between adolescent smoking and adult role occupancy). Proc…
Relation of parental alcoholism to early adolescent substance use: A test of three mediating mechanisms.
Ethnic group differences in vulnerability to parental alcoholism and life stress: A study of Hispanic and non‐hispanic Caucasian adolescents
Tested Hispanic and Caucasian adolescents' vulnerability to parental alcoholism and life stress. Sixty-nine Hispanic and 237 Caucasian adolescents completed measures of life stress, social support, and alcohol use. Their parents reported on the adolescents' psychological symptoms and their own alcohol and substance use. Parental alcoholism and life stress were related to almost all indicators of adolescents' psychological distress and alcohol use…
Effects of social support and conflict on adolescent children of alcoholic and nonalcoholic fathers
Studies of positive and negative social ties usually are done in isolation of each other, precluding an understanding of their relative contributions to psychological functioning. This research evaluated the effects of adolescents' conflict with and social support from key relationships (parents, siblings, and best friends) on adolescents' self-esteem, substance use, and externalizing symptoms. Ss were 296 adolescents and their parents; 145 famil…
Effects of parental alcoholism and life stress on hispanic and non‐hispanic caucasian adelescents: A prospective study
Investigated ethnicity and parental alcoholism as factors that might influence the stress vulnerability of adolescents. It extended an initial cross‐sectional study of this same sample by adding two annual assessments which allowed for additional cross‐sectional analyses and longitudinal tests. Hispanic and Caucasian adolescents ( N =306 at Time 1) completed measures of their own life stress, family conflict, and alcohol use. Their parents report…
The parent-adolescent relationship at puberty: Hispanic ethnicity and parent alcoholism as moderators
The parent–adolescent relationship at puberty: Hispanic ethnicity and parent alcoholism as moderators
This study tested Hispanic ethnicity and parent alcoholism as moderators of pubertal status effects on the parent-child relationship in a community sample of 421 boys and girls 11.5-16.5 years old. Ethnicity was a significant moderator: The direction of the puberty effect on parent support and parent-adolescent conflict differed for Hispanic (primarily Mexican American) and non-Hispanic White boys. Parent alcoholism did not moderate the effect of…
The relation between adolescent alcohol use and peer alcohol use: A longitudinal random coefficients model
Alcohol Expectancies as Potential Mediators of Parent Alcoholism Effects on the Development of Adolescent Heavy Drinking
This study used latent growth curve modeling to examine adolescent alcohol expectancies as potential mediators of the effects of parent alcoholism on escalation in adolescent heavy drinking. Data were drawn from a 3-year longitudinal study of a community sample of children of alcoholics (COAs) and demographically matched controls. Parent alcoholism had a direct effect on adolescent heavy drinking. Compared to non-COAs, COAs started out at higher …
Using cluster analysis to assess the effects of stressful life events: Probing the impact of parental alcoholism on child stress and substance use
Cluster analysis was used to categorize stressful life events into groups based on the effect (or mediational) pattern linking each event to external criteria defined within an overarching conceptual model. To illustrate the utility of “effect size clustering,” we examined the structure of stressful life events that may function to mediate, in part, the relation between parental alcoholism, parental psychopathology, and adolescent substance use. …
Maternal socialization of adolescent smoking: The intergenerational transmission of parenting and smoking
A longitudinal multigenerational design was used to examine the intergenerational transmission of smoking and the correlated transmission of parental support and control. Whether maternal socialization of adolescent smoking (both general parenting practices and smoking-specific strategies) would predict adolescent smoking both directly and indirectly by affecting peer affiliations was tested. There was strong evidence for the intergenerational tr…
The Relation of Personality to Alcohol Abuse/Dependence in a High‐Risk Sample
The current study had two goals. The first goal was to test the mediational role of young adult personality in the relation between parental alcoholism and young adult alcoholism. The second was to examine the associations between personality and alcohol use motives and reasons to limit drinking in order to explore possible mechanisms by which personality may influence alcohol abuse/dependence. Multilevel modeling techniques were used to analyze …
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