Psychosocial Predictors of Young Adolescent Cigarette Smoking: A Sixteen‐Month, Three‐Wave Longitudinal Study<sup>1</sup>
Linda M. Collins(Human Growth Foundation), Brian R. Flay(Boise State University), C. Anderson Johnson(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Steve Sussman(University of Southern California), Clyde W. Dent(University of Southern California), Jill Mestel Rauch(University of Southern California), William B. Hansen(University of Southern California)
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