This study aimed to compare parent-child conflict and emotional intelligence in adolescent girls with or without substance-dependent father. This research was a causal-comparative design. The stastical population of this study included all high school female students with and without substance-dependent father in the academic year 2017-2018 in the city of Rasht. The sample consisted of 60 femal...

The present research aimed to compare feeling shame, guilt, and moral development between female students with and without substance-dependent parent. The study was a causal-comparative design. The statistical population consisted of all high school students studying in Nayer in 1396-97. A sample size of 60 students (30 students with substance-dependent parent and 30 students without substance-...

Substance abuse has today become one of the major concerns of human societies. Substance abuse is one of the most important social harms that seriously threatens the society and in particular the younger generation. On the other hand, prevention of violence among adolescents is also one of the other priorities of public health. Considering substance abuse and violence as a health, medical and s...

Substance abuse disorder is define as frequent and abnormal use of drugs and/or alcohol often resulting in considerable distress and dysfunction in personal, social, and occupational activities. There are various treatment approaches to address substance abuse disorders. However, treatment of substance abuse disorders remains difficult, so much so that frequent relapses is a complicating fe...

Objective: Personality and emotional constructs play a central role in relapse to substance use. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the Relationship between behavioral brain systems in relapse to substance use with mediating role of emotion dysregulation. Method: Using a correlational design, 300 individuals using stimulants referring to the addiction treatment centers of Karaj were s...