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Perceived and Reported Use of Marijuana and Alcohol
Perceived and Reported Use of Marijuana and Alcohol
In contrast, the most common frequency of use reported by Washington young adults is never using recreational marijuana and using alcohol at ...
Differences in reporting of perceived acute effects of alcohol use ...
Feeling high and feeling marijuana effects were rated strongest when engaging in marijuana use alone compared to SAM use, but feeling drunk was ...
Perceptions of Alcohol vs. Marijuana - American Addiction Centers
In most cases, the social stigma associated with marijuana was worse than with drinking alcohol. The image associated with marijuana use is ...
Alcohol and marijuana use, consequences, and perceived ...
Perceived alcohol and marijuana norms were positively related with use; two-year status did not moderate these associations. Conclusions: ...
The effect of perceived risk on the combined used of alcohol and ...
Alcohol use on a given day was associated with increased odds of marijuana use that day, especially among young adults with lower perceived risk. For college ...
What's the harm? Alcohol and marijuana use and perceived risks of ...
Significant association between dual alcohol/marijuana use and sexual risk perceptions. · Alcohol use only was related to higher likelihood of unprotected sex.
Marijuana Use and Perceived Risk of Harm from ... - SAMHSA
This report uses 2012 to 2014 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) to assess past month marijuana use and perceptions of great ...
Comparing Entering Freshmen's Perceptions of Campus Marijuana ...
dents' reported and perceived alcohol use than for marijuana, with students consis- tently overestimating use of alcohol among peers (Martens et al., 2006).
Differences in reporting of perceived acute effects of alcohol use ...
Feeling high and feeling marijuana effects were rated strongest when engaging in marijuana use alone compared to SAM use, but feeling drunk was greater during ...
Results from the 2021 National Survey on Drug Use and Health
Perceived Effects on Alcohol Use ... alcohol use disorder or marijuana use disorder if they reported use of these ...
Comparing Entering Freshmen's Perceptions of Campus Marijuana ...
001. Perceptions of alcohol use were relatively accurate. These discrepancies in perception could account for why 40.5% of entering students perceived the ...
Trends in Youth Alcohol, Cannabis and Other Drug Use in Marin ...
Their rates of perception of risk of harm were low, and their high rates of reported ease of access to alcohol and marijuana were high (Table 1) ...
National Estimates of Marijuana Use and Related Indicators - CDC
In previous national survey analyses, perception of risk has been inversely associated with prevalence of use (14–17). The data in this report ...
The Effect of Perceived Risk on the Combined Used of Alcohol and ...
Alcohol use on a given day was associated with increased odds of marijuana use that day, especially among young adults with lower perceived risk. For college ...
Exploring perceptions of self-stigma of substance use and current ...
Results indicated no significant differences in stigma scores across individuals with different lifetime alcohol and marijuana use. Stigma ratings did differ ...
Perceived Addictiveness of Marijuana, Tobacco and Alcohol Use in ...
Several studies in population samples of youth and young adults report beliefs that e-cigarettes are less harmful to health, less addictive, and more socially ...
Perceived academic performance and alcohol, tobacco and ...
... alcohol, tobacco and marijuana use at age 13 and 15 years. Method: Self-report data from students in 27 schools in South Australia (n = 1579) was analysed ...
Exploring perceptions of self-stigma of substance use and current ...
RESULTS: Results indicated no significant differences in stigma scores across individuals with different lifetime alcohol and marijuana use. Stigma ratings did ...
Slightly more (45%) viewed binge drinking as a significant risk to mental health (35% reported it a moderate risk). Iowa young adults also report negative ...
Perceptions of Risk, Availability Contribute to Cannabis Use
In contrast, the majority of individuals who used cannabis in the past year perceived the drug as low-risk and available and this perception ...