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标题：Percepciones, Funciones y Significados del Consumo de Drogas en Jóvenes Escolares del Sector Oriente de Santiago
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作者：Irene Magaña Frade ; Alicia Meschi Maldonado
期刊名称：Revista de Psicología
印刷版ISSN：0719-0581
出版年度：2002
卷号：11
期号：2
页码：Pág. 125-140
DOI：10.5354/0719-0581.2002.17291
语种：Spanish
出版社：Universidad de Chile. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales
摘要：The study describes the different characteristics, functions, and significance related to drugs and alcohol consumption. The population participating in this research are three private school communities belonging to high-meddle social class, from Santiago de Chile. The results indicated the influence of both specific and shared community conditions on the populations risk factor. In general terms, the risk factor is related to the general mental health of each community, and the principal conclusion is the necessity of using this kind of study in the design of prevention programs. The authors utilized a mixed methodological design, combining qualitative and quantitative instruments within the research/action work frame
其他摘要：The study describes the different characteristics, functions, and significance related to drugs and alcohol consumption. The population participating in this research arethree private school communities belonging to high-meddle social class, from Santiago de Chile.The results indicated the influence of both specific and shared community conditions on the populations risk factor. In general terms, the risk factor is related to the general mental health of each community, and the principal conclusion is the necessity of using this kind of study in the design of prevention programs. The authors utilized a mixed methodological design, combining qualitative and quantitative instruments within the research/action work frame
关键词：Juvenil drug consumption;participant research;protective factors;facilitating factors;Consumo juvenil de drogas investigación participativa;factores protectores;factores facilitadores
其他关键词：Juvenil drug consumption; participant research; protective factors; facilitating factors