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Living environment
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Address
|
Place of residence indirectly can be one of the factors
that lead people to addiction.
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(36) |
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School and academic failure
|
School and academic failure are among the factors that
lead people to drugs.
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(28, 47, 50) |
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Communication network
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Friends and peers
|
One of the important factors that cause people to use
methamphetamine is participating in a group of friends and
peers.
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(9, 21, 28, 37, 39, 42, 50) |
|
Access to drugs
|
Most of the literature reports simple and easy access to
drugs as one of the important factors that lead people to
addiction.
|
(32, 38, 43) |
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Existence of a criminal environment
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A criminal environment makes access to drugs easier and
simpler.
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(22) |
|
Social factors
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Population growth
|
Population growth can indirectly affect people's tendency
towards addiction.
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(22) |
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The structure of society
|
The structure of society, especially now that we have a
young structure, can indirectly affect people's tendency
towards addiction.
|
(22) |
|
Migration
|
Migration can indirectly affect people's tendency towards
addiction.
|
(43) |
|
Social injustice/discrimination
|
Social injustice is one of the factors that lead to
addiction.
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(22) |
|
Social gap / Social Conflicts and Contradictions
|
Social gap/ Social conflict is one of the factors that
lead people to addiction.
|
(22) |
|
The feeling of social disgust
|
Feelings of social disgust are one of the factors that
lead people to addiction.
|
(28) |
|
Economic factors
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Industrial Development
|
Industrial development is one of the factors that lead
people to addiction.
|
(22) |
|
Lack of job opportunities
|
Lack of job opportunities causes unemployment and
directly affects people's tendency to addiction.
|
(22) |
|
Unemployment
|
Unemployment is one of the important factors influencing
people's inclination towards methamphetamine use.
|
(21, 22, 28, 37) |
|
Poverty and inequality
|
Poverty and inequality are among the socioeconomic
factors that lead to addiction.
|
(36) |
|
Inflation
|
Inflation indirectly affects the tendency of people to
become addicted.
|
(21) |
|
Recession
|
The economic crisis indirectly affects people's tendency
towards addiction.
|
(21) |
|
Political and managerial factors
|
Political and managerial factors
|
Appropriate information policies about the effects of
addiction have an important role in primary prevention, so
rapid educational programs and awareness through the
media and cyberspace are important solutions to deal with
this ominous phenomenon in society and to keep teenagers
and young people from falling into the addiction.
|
(22) |
|
Preventive and disciplinary interventions and policies
|
Implementation of primary prevention programs in society
is one of the factors reducing the tendency toward
addiction. Also, close monitoring of law enforcement
agencies on the sale and distribution of various drugs is
a good deterrent to the spread of addiction in society.
|
(22) |
|
Support and counseling service systems
|
Support and counseling service systems play a very
important role in returning healthy people to society before
and after drug abuse.
|
(22) |
|
Cultural factors
|
Reducing dependence and belonging to society and values:
|
Decreased dependence and attachment to society and values
can indirectly affect people's tendency to addiction.
|
(38) |
|
The emergence of a new cultural anomaly of drug abuse, as
sweets of night parties
|
The emergence of a new cultural anomaly of drug abuse,
such as sweets of night parties, has led to an increase in
industrial substances, including methamphetamine, among
young people.
|
(41) |
|
Mass media and internet, satellite
|
Mass media and the Internet, and satellites indirectly
affect the consumption of industrial substances such as
methamphetamine.
|
(61) |
|
Medical rumors
|
Some people use methamphetamine to lose weight
|
(42) |
|
Advertising (considers drug abuse to be effective in
relieving thoughts and reducing mental problems)
|
People use drugs, including industrial ones, to achieve
peace of mind.
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(21) |
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Expansion of media in villages
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The expansion of media in rural areas can be effective in
preventing drug abuse
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(37) |
