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Students with a positive attitude toward addiction exhibited significantly higher overall impulsivity scores (90.08 vs 69.22, p<0.001) compared to students with a negative attitude.
Cross-Sectional (n=100)
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Positive attitudes toward addiction in university students are significantly associated with higher levels of psychological distress, impulsivity, and Type D personality traits.
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No immediate screening changes warranted; leaves open causality and directionality in addiction research.
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Azimi et al. (2020) conducted a cross-sectional in Attitude toward addiction (n=100). Positive attitude toward addiction vs. Negative attitude toward addiction was evaluated on Overall impulsivity score (Eta squared 0.39, p=<0.001). Students with a positive attitude toward addiction exhibited significantly higher overall impulsivity scores (90.08 vs 69.22, p<0.001) compared to students with a negative attitude.
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