Club drug use among college students

Article Abstract:

Prevalence and frequency of 'club' drug use among college students and associations with marijuana and alcohol use, sensation seeking, and positive and negative affectivity is examined. Results indicated that sensation seeking and marijuana use are positively associated with use frequency.

Drug use, Alcohol and youth, Juvenile drinking

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Personal strivings and marijuana use initiation, frequency, and problems

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The impact of marijuana use on an individual's personal achievement goals is examined. Conflicts between use and goals were linked to use frequency in men more strongly than women.

Physiological aspects, Drug abuse, Motivation (Psychology), Ambition

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An affective and cognitive model of marijuana and alcohol problems

Article Abstract:

Statistical analysis of effects of consumption of alcohol and marijuana among college students, for mitigation of harmful effects of alcoholism and substance abuse, is presented.

Behavior Theory, Health aspects, Usage, Behavior, Alcoholism, Substance abuse, Human behavior, Statistical methods, Human acts, Human behaviour

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