Percepcija društvene kontrole i upotreba marihuane među zagrebačkim studentima

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društvena kontrola, upotreba marihuane, devijantnost, studenti

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https://doi.org/10.21860/j.14.2.2

Kroz istraživanje stavova o marihuani i obrazaca njene upotrebe među zagrebačkim studentima u radu se preispituje analitička upotrebljivost Hirschijevih i Beckerovih mehanizama društvene kontrole devijantnosti. Prikazani su rezultati kvantitativnog istraživanja kojim se željelo utvrditi razlikuju li se korisnici od nekorisnika u sagledavanju teoretski formuliranih mehanizama društvene kontrole upotrebe marihuane – dostupnosti, tajnovitosti, privrženosti, predanosti, uključenosti, uvjerenja i moralnosti. Pokazalo se da se korisnici od nekorisnika razlikuju jedino u dimenzijama moralnosti i uvjerenja te da i jedni i drugi tajnovitost promatraju kao još uvijek važan mehanizam društvene kontrole upotrebe marihuane. Percepcija ostalih mehanizama ne sugerira njihov utjecaj na stavove i prakse konzumiranja marihuane među studentima i ostavlja prostor za razmatranje upotrebe marihuane u terminima društveno podnošljivog oblika devijantnosti.

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2024-02-14

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Vol. 14 No. 2 (2023): Jahr – European Journal of Bioethics

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