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FEATURET raditions and Alcohol Use: A Mixed-Methods AnalysisFelipe Gonza lez CastroArizona State UniversityKathryn CoeUniversity of ArizonaAn integrative Mixed-Methods analysis examined traditional beliefs as associated with beliefs aboutself-care during pregnancy and with Alcohol abstinence among young adult women from two Mexico border communities. Quantitative (measured scale) variables and qualitative thematicvariables generated from open-ended responses served as within-time predictors of these health-relatedoutcomes. A weaker belief that life is better in big cities was associated with stronger self-care beliefsduring pregnancy. Also, a weaker belief that small towns offer tranquil environments was associated withtotal abstinence from Alcohol .
FEATURE Traditions and Alcohol Use: A Mixed-Methods Analysis Felipe Gonza ´lez Castro Arizona State University Kathryn Coe University of Arizona An integrative mixed-methods analysis examined traditional beliefs as associated with beliefs about
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