Parents do not influence the fact that their children try alcohol or not they influence against the risk of heavy drinking (binge drinking) in a study by the University of Birmingham.
The purpose of this study was to examine how the styles of responsibility and involvement of parents, knowing where their children spend their time and with whom, and the warmth of relations that bind them to their children, influence of On the one hand the consumption of alcohol but also the massive consumption of alcohol. Parents were thus classified into different categories: authoritarian, indulgent, or neglectful. The study was conducted among 4983 adolescents aged 12 to 19 and their parents
Adolescents less susceptible massive alcohol have responsible parents who are interested in them. The children of responsible parents are also less likely to have friends who drink alcohol.
Indulgent parents, at any level of responsibility but can still be warm with their children, triple the risk of heavy drinking adolescents.
Parents the most authoritarian and stricter neglect the warmth of their relationship with their children, double the risk of heavy drinking of their children.
Adolescents whose parents are authoritarian less risk of heavy drinking and fewer friends who also drink alcohol. Religious teens are also less risk of heavy drinking. Friends of the teenager have a predictable impact on their alcohol consumption.
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