Test-Retest reliability of a lifetime drug use questionnaire

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A Lifetime Drug Use (LDU) Questionnaire is developed to assess the amount and frequency of lifetime drug consumption by adopting the investigational principle of the Lifetime Drinking History (LDH). The Pearson Correlation Coefficients for test-retest reliability investigated seven drug categories that are discussed in detail.

United States, Models, Methodology, Research methods, Questionnaires

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Substance use in young adults: Associations with personality and gender

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Relationships among personality and use of licit and illicit substances in a sample of 421 college-aged social drinkers are examined. Results indicated significant relationships between personality and substance use as well as gender differences.

Young adults, Drug use, Sex differences (Biology), Personality, Personality (Psychology)

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