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De afgelopen jaren is er veel aandacht in de media geweest voor de alarmerende toename van alcoholmisbruik bij jongeren. Uit een groot vergelijkend Europees onderzoek bleek bijvoorbeeld dat Nederlandse jongeren tot de koplopers van Europa behoren wat betreft drankmisbruik (Hibell e.a., 2004) en artsen luidden de noodklok over steeds jongere kinderen die met een alcoholvergiftiging bij de eerste hulp terechtkwamen. Tegelijkertijd wordt er steeds meer bekend over de veel grotere (dan algemeen aangenomen) schadelijke effecten van middelengebruik op de ontwikkeling van de hersenen van jongeren: uit dieronderzoek blijkt dat deze effecten veel groter zijn wanneer de middelen toegediend worden tijdens de adolescentie dan tijdens de volwassen leeftijd en er zijn toenemend aanwijzingen dat dit ook geldt voor mensen (Dahl & Spear, 2004). Een van de gevolgen die verslavingsgedrag tijdens de adolescentie heeft is een toegenomen kwetsbaarheid voor verslaving op latere leeftijd.

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Wiers, R., Engels, R. (2008). 21 Middelenmisbruik en verslaving. In: Prins, P., Braet, C. (eds) Handboek klinische ontwikkelingspsychologie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-6589-0_21

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