2015
DOI: 10.1590/0104-07072015001140014
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Spirituality, gender, and drug use among students from one University in Barbados

Abstract: aBStraCt:The research aimed to clarify the relationships between spirituality, gender, and drug use among undergraduate students of one university in Barbados. A quota sample of 250 students was required from the Faculty of Social Sciences as the study was part of a larger multi-centric study involving students from the Faculty of Social Sciences from seven other participating countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Significant negative relationships were found between a student's level of spirituality a… Show more

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“…Os homens são mais propensos a se envolver em comportamentos de risco em comparação com as mulheres a partir dos três anos de idade 10 . Considera-se que as diferenças de gênero na religiosidade estão relacionadas ao fato de que as mulheres expressam crenças espirituais mais fortes e relatam mais experiências e práticas espirituais do que os homens 11,12 .…”
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“…Os homens são mais propensos a se envolver em comportamentos de risco em comparação com as mulheres a partir dos três anos de idade 10 . Considera-se que as diferenças de gênero na religiosidade estão relacionadas ao fato de que as mulheres expressam crenças espirituais mais fortes e relatam mais experiências e práticas espirituais do que os homens 11,12 .…”
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“…9 As such, young males are more likely to adopt these behaviours in an attempt to prove their machismo and maturity. Additionally, it is thought that males are greater risk takers than females 20 and thus are more likely to engage in risky behaviours such as hazardous drinking. It is important to note that the presence of such gender differences may have important implications for selective and indicated prevention interventions, and should therefore be considered when such efforts are being designed and implemented.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is especially true during the transition to university as drug use tends to escalate among youth, a phenomenon known as the “college effect” (Bachman et al, 2013). Furthermore, those students who engage in drug use at secondary school may demonstrate an increase in drug use upon reaching university (Jules et al, 2015).…”
Section: Defining Characteristics Of Youth and Susceptibility To Peermentioning
confidence: 99%