Stress-coping and temptation-coping as predictors of adolescent substance use

Article Abstract:

Research has examined the assumption that stress-coping and temptation-coping contribute to the prediction of substance use independently. It is hypothesized that substance-abusing adolescents will show more emotion-focused stress-coping, less temptation-coping and less problem-focused stress-coping than adolescents without problems of substance use.

Research, Teenagers, Youth, Substance abuse

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Development and validation of decisional balance and temptations measures for Bulgarian adolescent smokers

Article Abstract:

The psychological aspects of adolescent smokers including their decision making and situational temptations are analyzed by focusing on Bulgarian smokers.

Bulgaria, Health aspects, Smokers, Smoking and youth, Youth smoking, Bulgarians

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