APS
2025 APS Annual Convention · 2025
Invisible Classism: The Association between Social Class Discrimination and Tobacco Use Among Adolescents
Session: Poster Session VI
Authors
- Jo Nisa CabiloganPresenting Author
San Francisco State University - Manuel Abundis-Morales
San Francisco State University - Busra Dogru
San Francisco State University - Adam Suri
San Francisco State University - Sean Hennigan
University of California San Francisco - Sean Hennigan
San Francisco State University - Jay Espinoza
San Francisco State University - Christopher Garcia
San Francisco State University - Vani Kakar
San Francisco State University - Zena Mello
San Francisco State University
Abstract
Examining new correlates of adolescent tobacco use is essential given its prevalence at this age. We investigated how sources of social class discrimination (teacher, classmate, teenager, friend, and community member) related to tobacco use. Our findings indicated that social class discrimination from multiple sources was positively associated with tobacco use.
Substance Abuse and Addiction
