Effect of waterpipe dependence on risk motives, attitudes and other health-related risky behaviors in Lebanese university students
Effect of waterpipe dependence on risk motives, attitudes and other health-related risky behaviors in Lebanese university students
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DOI:
10.1007/s11356-019-06961-7
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发表时间:
2020-02-01
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Salameh, Pascale
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作者:
Hallit, Souheil;Sacre, Hala;Salameh, Pascale
Explore whether waterpipe dependence in young Lebanese adults would have any effect on modifying the association between risk conception, attitude, and other risky behaviors. A cross-sectional study was carried out using a proportionate cluster sample of Lebanese university students (3384 students). Waterpipe dependence was associated with higher association of alcohol dependence and cigarette dependence by 76.7% and higher excitement for dangerous behaviors by 7.1%. It was significantly associated with increased association of cigarette dependence and alcohol dependence by 66.8%, with the thinking of a behavior of being not dangerous by 239%, with having motives for risky behaviors by 74.1%, with ever having unsafe sex by 111.74%, and between having motives for risky behaviors and ever having unsafe sex by 61.95%. Waterpipe dependence was associated with higher motives, excitement, and perception of risk and risky behaviors, namely cigarette dependence, alcohol dependence, and unsafe sex. Moreover, it was associated with higher risky behavior interdependence.