The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean

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Autor(a) principal: Morera,Jaime Alonso Caravaca
Data de Publicação: 2015
Outros Autores: Parada,Aydee Rivera de, Ogowewo,Bridgt, Gough,Howard, Alava,Maria Magaly Scott, Zeferino,Maria Terezinha, Jules,Mia, Mitchell,Rashalee, Sarmiento,Rolando Salazar, Barbosa-Branco,Anadergh, Khenti,Akwatu
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Texto & contexto enfermagem (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-07072015000600106
Resumo: This study is a multi-centric investigation on the role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating the relationship between peer influence and drug use (licit and illicit) among students from eight universities from five countries in Latin-America and three from the Caribbean. The sample was composed by 2198 university students from faculties of Social Sciences and Humanities/Health Sciences. Drug use was the dependent variable and the level of peer influence (number of friends who use drugs) was the independent variable. The results showed that problematic family relationship, high number of party-based entertainment and high number of friends on drugs use (peer influence) increased the odds of youths using illicit drugs. The only interaction statistically significant for licit and illicit drug use was party-based entertainment and friends on drugs. The use of licit drugs presented large variability among universities in the sample, potentially influenced by cultural/religious aspects.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
title The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
spellingShingle The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
Morera,Jaime Alonso Caravaca
Drug abuse
University
Family
Cultural factors
Peer group
title_short The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
title_full The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
title_fullStr The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
title_full_unstemmed The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
title_sort The role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating peer influence and drug use among students of eight universities from five countries in Latin America and three from the Caribbean
author Morera,Jaime Alonso Caravaca
author_facet Morera,Jaime Alonso Caravaca
Parada,Aydee Rivera de
Ogowewo,Bridgt
Gough,Howard
Alava,Maria Magaly Scott
Zeferino,Maria Terezinha
Jules,Mia
Mitchell,Rashalee
Sarmiento,Rolando Salazar
Barbosa-Branco,Anadergh
Khenti,Akwatu
author_role author
author2 Parada,Aydee Rivera de
Ogowewo,Bridgt
Gough,Howard
Alava,Maria Magaly Scott
Zeferino,Maria Terezinha
Jules,Mia
Mitchell,Rashalee
Sarmiento,Rolando Salazar
Barbosa-Branco,Anadergh
Khenti,Akwatu
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Morera,Jaime Alonso Caravaca
Parada,Aydee Rivera de
Ogowewo,Bridgt
Gough,Howard
Alava,Maria Magaly Scott
Zeferino,Maria Terezinha
Jules,Mia
Mitchell,Rashalee
Sarmiento,Rolando Salazar
Barbosa-Branco,Anadergh
Khenti,Akwatu
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Drug abuse
University
Family
Cultural factors
Peer group
topic Drug abuse
University
Family
Cultural factors
Peer group
description This study is a multi-centric investigation on the role of family relations, spirituality and entertainment in moderating the relationship between peer influence and drug use (licit and illicit) among students from eight universities from five countries in Latin-America and three from the Caribbean. The sample was composed by 2198 university students from faculties of Social Sciences and Humanities/Health Sciences. Drug use was the dependent variable and the level of peer influence (number of friends who use drugs) was the independent variable. The results showed that problematic family relationship, high number of party-based entertainment and high number of friends on drugs use (peer influence) increased the odds of youths using illicit drugs. The only interaction statistically significant for licit and illicit drug use was party-based entertainment and friends on drugs. The use of licit drugs presented large variability among universities in the sample, potentially influenced by cultural/religious aspects.
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