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Evaluating dyadic interdependence between cannabis attitudes and parental monitoring processes among parents and adolescents
Cannabis is a commonly used substance during adolescence. As US legalization expands, public perception of cannabis increasingly reflects the view that it is less harmful than other substances. The extent to which parents monitor and know about their adolescent’s activities and whereabouts is an imp
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