There was a strong negative relationship between mental health and substance use and a positive relationship between peer influence and increased risk, whereas sport participation appeared to have a moderate protective relationship, but with a range of variation in participants.
It is suggestive that psychosocial intervention has a positive impact on the level of motivation and coping among patients with substance use disorder, and the experimental group showed significant enhancements in the level of motivation and coping strategies in comparison to the control group following the interventio...
Nisha Rani Mahto, Suchismita Pahantasingh, K. Samantaray et al.· AL-Kindy College Medical Jou...· 0 citations
These findings support the effectiveness of the Suspertu Programme as an indicated prevention intervention, with positive effects maintained at three-month follow-up, and underscore the importance of considering sex as a potential differentiating factor when designing and implementation indicated prevention programs.
Garikoitz Mendigutxia, José J López-Goñi· Anales del Sistema Sanitario...· 0 citations
Drug use is an ancient practice, but its associated disorders represent a contemporary public health challenge. This study investigates the impact of proximal processes in childhood/adolescence and adulthood on substance use, focusing on the role of Therapeutic Communities (TCs). Using a qualitative methodology, 19 res...
Marceli de Souza Rosa-Pereira, L. Pessoa· Lumen et Virtus· 0 citations
Among healthier adults, physical activity modified the association between moderate alcohol use and symptoms of anxiety or depression on additive and multiplicative scales, suggesting sedentary behavior may amplify mental health vulnerability associated with moderate drinking.
Jenna Sanborn, D. Nash, M. Robertson et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Associations of Theory of Planned Behavior constructs, selected Health Belief Model constructs, knowledge, and risk acceptance with PES-use intentions were examined and prevention needs were explored using a mixed-methods design.
René Paasch, Gunnar Mau· BMC Psychology· 0 citations
The aim of this study was to examine the effect of exercise motivation on individual and social responsibility levels among early adolescents. The research was conducted using a correlational survey design, one of the quantitative research methods. The study sample consisted of 297 adolescent students enrolled in schoo...
Hilal Demir· 0 citations
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