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Compared the Fight-or-Flight System Dependent People, Glass, Opium and Ordinary on the Basis of Revised Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory

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This study aimed to compared the Fight – or - flight system dependent people, glass, opium and ordinary on the basis of revised reinforcement sensitivity theory. The present study method, of terms of purpose, function and of terms of manner of implementation, causal-comparative, of type then event. The study population included all drug addicts referred to the Medical Center Hospital of Sanandaj qods who first referred to the center (New Case) and have not received any medical treatment. Among the population of through available sampling a total of 90 people were selected and questionnaire Gary- Wilson personality questionnaire (GWPQ( 1993, was carried out on them. To analyze the data variance and Tukey test was used. The results showed that between the Fight – or - flight system dependent people, glass, opium and ordinary there is a significant difference. The results of analysis of variance showed that the level of significance (0.011) is less than %5, as a result of the confidence level %95, there difference, Between Fight – or - flight system level members dependents the opium, glass and ordinary people on the basis of revised reinforcement sensitivity theory.

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Periodical:
International Frontier Science Letters (Volume 5)
Pages:
20-24
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18052/www.scipress.com/IFSL.5.20
Citation:
R. Majidi and Y. Yarahmadi, "Compared the Fight-or-Flight System Dependent People, Glass, Opium and Ordinary on the Basis of Revised Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory", International Frontier Science Letters, Vol. 5, pp. 20-24, 2015
Online since:
Oct 2015
Authors:
Rezgar Majidi, Yahya Yarahmadi
Keywords:
Dependence on Glass, Dependence on Opium, Fight-or-Flight System, Revised Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory
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