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期刊名:Cannabis

缩写:CANNABIS-US

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e-ISSN:2578-0026

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Priyanka Sridharan,Katelyn F Romm,Carla J Berg Priyanka Sridharan
Objective: Recreational and medical cannabis use has increased, particularly among young adults, but little is known regarding who uses for these purposes or how purpose of use is associated with problematic use. ...
Mariah Walker,Stephanie Lake,José Tempero et al. Mariah Walker et al.
Objective: An increasing number of Canadians are registering as authorized users of medical cannabis. Older patients comprise a growing subset of this population; however, relatively little information exists around age-r...
Christopher J Mullin,Anita Cservenka Christopher J Mullin
Objective: The current study investigated procrastination as a potential moderator of the association between cannabis use and college grade point average (GPA). Participants: 220 college students (ages 18 - 24; 71.8% fem...
R Nathan Pipitone,Benjamin Banai,Jessica Walters et al. R Nathan Pipitone et al.
Objective: Recent scientific attention has focused on the therapeutic effectiveness of cannabis use on a variety of physical and mental ailments. The present study uses smartphone technology to assess self-reported experi...
Abigail H M Bradley,Melissa Salmon,Michael J A Wohl et al. Abigail H M Bradley et al.
Objective: The Government of Canada legalized recreational cannabis use in October of 2018 with the implementation of the Cannabis Act. The act aimed to reduce the illicit cannabis market, improve consumer health outcomes...
Reed M Morgan,Bradley M Trager,Sarah C Boyle et al. Reed M Morgan et al.
Parent communication can be protective against cannabis use among young adults. However, changes in parent-student communication frequency naturally occur during the transition from high school to college. Recent research suggests declines ...
Zannie L Montgomery,Yanina Michelini,Adrian J Bravo et al. Zannie L Montgomery et al.
The present study sought to examine three distinct research questions: a) are self-control constructs (i.e., negative/positive urgency, self-regulation, and emotion-regulation) indirectly related to negative alcohol/marijuana consequences v...
Katelyn F Romm,Sunny McDonald,Emma DiLissio et al. Katelyn F Romm et al.
Introduction: Despite cannabis use disparities among sexual minority (SM; vs. heterosexual) young adults (SMYAs), little research has explored social influences contributing to these disparities. This study examined sexua...
E Halle Smith,Abby McPhail,Marcos Lerma et al. E Halle Smith et al.
Emerging research shows that many individuals commonly consume cannabis while gambling. However, individuals' expectations for how cannabis consumption will impact their gambling behavior remain unknown. Participants who gambled weekly (N =...
Erin A Vogel,Katelyn F Romm,Carla J Berg Erin A Vogel
Background: Sexual minority young adults (SMYAs) experience discrimination and have high cannabis use prevalence. Discrimination may be associated with cannabis use, including hazardous use and co-use with tobacco, depend...