Publication details
Analýza drogové scény na Masarykově univerzitě
| Title in English | Analysis of the drug scene at Masaryk University |
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| Year of publication | 2009 |
| Type | Chapter of a book |
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| Description | In 2006 an anonymous questionnaire survey was carried out on a sample of almost 10,000 full-time students of all faculties of Masaryk University. Questions relating to their experiences with addictive substances and behavior, attitudes and beliefs associated with drugs. The study found that almost 40% of respondents during the last week before the study smoked tobacco. Virtually all respondents during his life ever drank alcohol, women are more likely occasionally, men regularly, nearly three-quarters polled consumed alcohol during the last week before the studies. Black coffee drinking during the last week preceding the interview half of the respondents. Marijuana consumed in the last month 16% of the whole set, more than 10 times he enjoyed almost half of respondents, male dominated. Consumption of hallucinogens in the last month occurred in almost 1% of respondents, most were isolated experiments. Depressant drugs with non-lege artis have used 1-10x in my life approximately 40%, one fifth more than 10x. Dance drug use in the last month of about 1% of the group (men predominated), the machines in the last month played 6% of respondents. At least one experience of living with "heavy" drugs received less than 5% of the respondents, more men, the first contact with them fell into the interval 15-18 and into the early adulthood, half the set was a unique experiment. Approximately 10% of respondents met with drug dealers on campus, were similarly numerous contacts with adulterated and diluted substances. Many substances are easily procurable for students, esp cannabis, hallucinogens and dance drugs. The experiments esp. with "light" drugs occupy a very tolerant attitude. |
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