How differences between biological and social clocks relate to alcohol use in teenagers over time

This study assessed bidirectional relationships between alcohol consumption and social jetlag across different timescales.

• Alcohol use and social jetlag often occur together during adolescence.
• The study explored these relationships at three different levels: individual, 4-month, and weekly.
• Temporal dynamics of alcohol consumption and social jetlag may vary across these timescales.
• Understanding these relationships could provide insights into adolescent behavior patterns.

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