RT Article
T1 Illicit Drug Use Pattern, Health-Risk Behaviors, and Social Contexts Among Indonesian Students
JF Journal of drug issues
VO 52
IS 1
SP 67
OP 82
A1 Astuti, Nurul Huriah
A1 Utomo, Budi
A1 Damayanti, Rita
A1 Anshari, Dien
A2 Utomo, Budi
A2 Damayanti, Rita
A2 Anshari, Dien
LA English
YR 2022
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1780481535
AB Health-risk behaviors (smoking, alcohol consumption, and premarital sex) among Indonesian students are important issues. Understanding the association of these health-risk behaviors and adolescents’ social contexts (family, peers, and neighborhood characteristics) to illicit drug use is required to develop strategies in preventing illicit drug use in Indonesia. The study used a multi-stage cluster random sampling method to collect data from the 2016 National Narcotics Survey of Indonesian students. The sample included 31,439 students. The result shows that the illicit drug use pattern was different from previous studies: the most prevalent was at the senior high school level. Multiple logistic regression analyses showed that smoking, alcohol consumption, premarital sex, peers, sex, family, and neighborhood were associated with illicit drug use. The study highlighted the importance of health-risk behaviors, social contexts of adolescents, and the illicit drug use pattern as considering factors in developing strategies to reduce illicit drug use prevalence.
K1 Sociodemographic factors
K1 Smoking
K1 Premarital sex
K1 Indonesian students
K1 Illicit drug use
K1 Alcohol
K1 Adolescent
DO 10.1177/00220426211045018