This article presents research carried out in Modena on the use of synthetic drugs in youth groups, seen as communicative systems based on a combination of interpersonal communication and fun (group frequentation). The research reveals that knowledge of the effects and the risks of synthetic drugs is widespread; their use is limited and occasional, and involves mainly young male non-students.
Youth groups and synthetic drugs: what relationship? / Baraldi, Claudio; Rossi, Elisa. - STAMPA. - (2000), pp. 233-244. (Intervento presentato al convegno 10th Annual ESSD Conference on drug use and drug policy in Europe tenutosi a Vienna nel 20-22 settembre 1999).
Youth groups and synthetic drugs: what relationship?
BARALDI, Claudio;ROSSI, Elisa
2000
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This article presents research carried out in Modena on the use of synthetic drugs in youth groups, seen as communicative systems based on a combination of interpersonal communication and fun (group frequentation). The research reveals that knowledge of the effects and the risks of synthetic drugs is widespread; their use is limited and occasional, and involves mainly young male non-students.
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