ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUBSTANCE ABUSE WITH IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AND ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION

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YAGHOUBI ABOLGHASEM; MOHAGHEGHI HOSSEIN; AMIRI LADAN; ESFANDIARI KIEVAN

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Journal: RESEARCH ON ADDICTION Year:2016 | Volume:9 | Issue:36 Page(s): 9-18

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ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUBSTANCE ABUSE WITH IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AND ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION

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YAGHOUBI ABOLGHASEM | MOHAGHEGHI HOSSEIN | AMIRI LADAN | ESFANDIARI KIEVAN | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

ATTITUDES TOWARDS DRUG USEQ2

IRRATIONAL BELIEFSQ2

ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATIONQ2

DRUG DEPENDENCYQ2

Abstract

Objective: This study aimed to investigate the relationship of IRRATIONAL BELIEFS and ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION with attitudes towards drug abuse in students.Method: This was a correlational that was carried out on a sample of 254 senior high school students in Kermanshah. Students were selected via random cluster sampling and filled in Jones IRRATIONAL BELIEFS Test (1968), Solomon & Rothblum's ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION (1984) and Rahmati’s Attitude to Drug Use (2001). Results: The results showed that IRRATIONAL BELIEFS and procrastination were positively correlated with ATTITUDES TOWARDS DRUG USE. In addition, regression analysis showed that IRRATIONAL BELIEFS and ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION could account for the total of 38.9 percent of variance pertaining to ATTITUDES TOWARDS DRUG USE. Conclusion: It can be argued that ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION and IRRATIONAL BELIEFS underlie addiction; therefore, they should be considered in the treatment and prevention of addiction.

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YAGHOUBI, ABOLGHASEM, MOHAGHEGHI, HOSSEIN, AMIRI, LADAN, & ESFANDIARI, KIEVAN. (2016). ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUBSTANCE ABUSE WITH IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AND ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION. RESEARCH ON ADDICTION, 9(36), 9-18. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/113836/en

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YAGHOUBI ABOLGHASEM, MOHAGHEGHI HOSSEIN, AMIRI LADAN, ESFANDIARI KIEVAN. ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUBSTANCE ABUSE WITH IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AND ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION. RESEARCH ON ADDICTION[Internet]. 2016;9(36):9-18. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/113836/en

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ABOLGHASEM YAGHOUBI, HOSSEIN MOHAGHEGHI, LADAN AMIRI, and KIEVAN ESFANDIARI, “ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUBSTANCE ABUSE WITH IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AND ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION,” RESEARCH ON ADDICTION, vol. 9, no. 36, pp. 9–18, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/113836/en

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