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1-097 - Genetic Pathways to Adolescent Externalizing and Substance Misuse
Thu, March 19, 12:15 to 1:45pm, Marriott, Floor: Level 5, Grand Ballroom Salon DSession Type: Paper Session
Integrative Statement
Adolescence is a key time for the emergence of a range of externalizing problems, including substance use and antisocial behavior. The papers in this symposium will explore the contribution of genetic variation to risk for these outcomes using a range of genetic techniques , including twin, candidate gene, and gene by environment approaches, and well as the genetic influence on treatment response. The findings presented help to clarify the role of genetic liability, especially how genetic vulnerability interacts with other factors, and point towards models of early intervention for those at high risk.
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The road to tolerance: A discordant twin model of the development of alcohol tolerance and problematic use from alcohol initiation - Presenting Author: Arielle R Deutsch, University of Missouri, Columbia; Wendy S. Slutske, University of Missouri, Columbia; Michael T. Lynskey, King's College London; Andrew C. Heath, Washington University at St. Louis; Nick G. Martin, Queensland Institute of Medical Research
Polygenic-environment interactions: Trajectories of heavy alcohol use from mid-adolescence to early adulthood - Presenting Author: James J Li, Virginia Commonwealth Univ; Megan Cooke, Virginia Commonwealth Univ; Jessica Salvatore, University of Minnesota--Twin Cities; Danielle Dick, Virginia Commonwealth Univ
Differential intervention effects on early- and mid-adolescent alcohol use by 5-HTTLPR - Presenting Author: H Harrington Cleveland, Human Development & Family Studies; Gabriel L Schlomer, Pennsylvania State University; David John Vandenbergh, Pennsylvania State University; Mark Ethan Feinberg, Penn State Univ; Mark T Greenberg, Pennsylvania State University; Richard Spoth, Iowa State University; Cleve Redmond, Iowa State University; Amanda Griffin, Pennsylvania State University
Child Genetic Liability Interacts With Early Negative Parenting to Promote Callous-Unemotional Traits in Adolescence - Presenting Author: Jeffrey Henry, Universite Laval; Michel Boivin, Laval University; Essi M Viding, Institute of Psychology; Bei Feng, Laval University; Mara Brendgen, Univ du Quebec a Montreal; Frank Vitaro, Univ of Montreal; Richard E Tremblay, University of Montreal; Ginette Dionne, Laval University