2015
DOI: 10.1590/0104-07072015001180014
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Influencia de pares, familia, espiritualidad, entretenimiento y consumo de drogas en estudiantes de Universidad en Manabi, Ecuador

Abstract: Se examinó el efecto de las relaciones familiares, la espiritualidad y el entretenimiento sobre la relación entre la resistencia a la influencia de compañeros y el consumo de drogas entre estudiantes en una universidad en Manabí, Ecuador. Estudio con un diseño transversal, cuantitativo de tipo descriptivo (n=250). Se aplicó el Cuestionario Factores Socio-culturales y el Consumo de Drogas CICAD-CAMH 2011-2012. El 55.2% de la población manifestó haber consumido drogas legales (8.4% para las drogas ilegales) en l… Show more

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“…Por otro lado, Villalobos et al (18) afirman que las consecuencias del consumo de SPA, obedecen al tipo de droga como la cantidad y frecuencia de uso, los cuales tendrán un impacto en los circuitos de recompensa desencadenando un trastorno por consumo de sustancias con el pasar del tiempo (21). En Ecuador, la prevalencia de consumo, también se puede calificar como alta, tanto en drogas legales (55.2%) e ilegales (8.4%) en el año 2015, siendo las más consumidas el alcohol y el tabaco (61).…”
Section: Consumo De Sustancias Psicoactivasunclassified
“…Por otro lado, Villalobos et al (18) afirman que las consecuencias del consumo de SPA, obedecen al tipo de droga como la cantidad y frecuencia de uso, los cuales tendrán un impacto en los circuitos de recompensa desencadenando un trastorno por consumo de sustancias con el pasar del tiempo (21). En Ecuador, la prevalencia de consumo, también se puede calificar como alta, tanto en drogas legales (55.2%) e ilegales (8.4%) en el año 2015, siendo las más consumidas el alcohol y el tabaco (61).…”
Section: Consumo De Sustancias Psicoactivasunclassified
“…Although religiosity and spirituality appear associated to protective behavior for use and abuse of drugs. 4,[16][17] In this case, the fact of have religiosity or spirituality or religious beliefs is more related to negative attitudes towards those who abuse of drugs, stigmatizing attitudes that can become a challenge aimed to break barriers of access to health care of these people. 6,[8][9][10][13][14] Attitudes also may vary if the interviewee had personal experience with drug use and if knows some family member or close friend with abuse of alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and base paste, being more ambivalent to who they know with alcohol abuse, which no surprises, when 91% of interviewees use the drug and it is the biggest consumption in country.…”
Section: /12mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…15 Others pose religiosity or spirituality as a protective factor, where female gender possesses higher level of spirituality than male gender. 4,[16][17] It was also being described that women had less stigmatizing attitudes than men. 18 Few studies in Chile focused on population attitude towards people with drug abuse; rather they relate drug use with the perception of safety of population.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…** Additionally, a study conducted at the University of Manabí, Ecuador, reveals that the most commonly used drugs in the last 12 months were alcohol and tobacco, with 52.8% and 24.4%, respectively. 8 In turn, another study conducted at the University of Salvador indicates that the most commonly used drugs are alcohol, tobacco and cannabis. 9 A study of social perception, carried out in the city of Quito-Ecuador, investigated how individuals react to people with problematic uses of drugs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%