The Dualistic Model of Passion applied to recreational marijuana consumption
The Dualistic Model of Passion applied to recreational marijuana consumption
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DOI：
10.1080/16066359.2016.1242722
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发表时间：
2017-01-01
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2.9
通讯作者：
Davis, Alan Kooi
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作者：
Davis, Alan Kooi
本研究旨在评估激情二元论模型在娱乐性大麻消费中的应用。使用基于网络的招募和数据收集程序，对524名经常吸食大麻的在线样本进行了改进版本的激情量表(大麻-和谐和强迫量表；M-Hop)和其他问卷调查。典型相关分析的结果表明，在控制了性别、种族和和谐激情得分的情况下，强迫症激情得分与过去30天的消费、平均每天会话次数、渴望和与消费相关的问题的数量显著正相关。此外，和谐激情得分与消费相关问题的数量呈显著负相关，与生活满意度呈正相关，同时控制了种族、性别和强迫性激情得分。未来的研究可能会评估强迫性激情是否与未来与消费和大麻使用障碍的发展有关的问题有关。临床医生和预防专家可以使用M-Hop作为一种手段来理解和解决对大麻消费的热情的二元体验，这可能有助于随着时间的推移持续使用大麻。
This study was designed to evaluate the application of the Dualistic Model of Passion to recreational marijuana consumption. Using a web-based recruitment and data collection procedure, an online sample of 524 frequent marijuana consumers were administered a modified version of the Passion Scale (Marijuana-Harmonious and Obsessive Passion Scale; M-HOPS) and other questionnaires. Results from a canonical correlation analysis indicated that obsessive passion scores were significantly positively associated with past 30-day consumption, average number of sessions per day, craving, and number of consumption- related problems, while controlling for gender, ethnicity, and harmonious passion scores. Additionally, harmonious passion scores were significantly negatively associated with number of consumption- related problems and positively associated with life satisfaction, while controlling for ethnicity, gender, and obsessive passion scores. Future research could evaluate whether obsessive passion is associated with future problems related to consumption and the development of a cannabis use disorder. Clinicians and prevention specialists could use the M-HOPS, as a means to understand and address the dualistic experience of passion for marijuana consumption, which might contribute to persistent use over time.