PREDICTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S ADDICTABILITY BASED ON SOME DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, AND INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES

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TAVAKOLI M.A.; DEHKORDIAN P.

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Journal: RESEARCH ON ADDICTION Year:2014 | Volume:7 | Issue:28 Page(s): 23-41

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PREDICTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S ADDICTABILITY BASED ON SOME DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, AND INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES

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TAVAKOLI M.A. | DEHKORDIAN P. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ADDICTABILITYQ2

DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLESQ2

INTERPERSONAL VARIABLESQ2

ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATIONQ2

STUDENTS UNIVERSITYQ2

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Objectives: This study aimed to predict ADDICTABILITY among the students, based on DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, and INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES, and also to study the prevalence of ADDICTABILITY among these students.Method: The participants were 500 students (260 females, 240 males) selected through a stratified random sampling among the students in Islamic Azad University Branch Abadan. The participants were assessed through Individual specification inventory, addiction potential scale and Aitken procrastination Inventory.Findings: The findings showed %23/6 of students’ readiness for addiction. Men showed higher ADDICTABILITY than women, but age wasn’t an issue. Also variables such as economic status, age, major, and ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION predicted %13, and among INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES, the variables of having friends who use drugs and dissociated family predicted %13.2 of the variance in ADDICTABILITY.Conclusion: This study contains applied implications for addiction prevention.

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TAVAKOLI, M.A., & DEHKORDIAN, P.. (2014). PREDICTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S ADDICTABILITY BASED ON SOME DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, AND INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES. RESEARCH ON ADDICTION, 7(28), 23-41. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/113690/en

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TAVAKOLI M.A., DEHKORDIAN P.. PREDICTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S ADDICTABILITY BASED ON SOME DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, AND INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES. RESEARCH ON ADDICTION[Internet]. 2014;7(28):23-41. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/113690/en

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M.A. TAVAKOLI, and P. DEHKORDIAN, “PREDICTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S ADDICTABILITY BASED ON SOME DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, AND INTERPERSONAL VARIABLES,” RESEARCH ON ADDICTION, vol. 7, no. 28, pp. 23–41, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/113690/en

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