the relationship between religiosity, self-control and drug abuse     kazemi y [1] , nikmanesh z [2]    received: 18 oct, 2010 accepted: 8 mar, 2011   abstract background & aims: some investigations show that social disorders have been increasing in iran recently. examining related factors helps to reduce these disorders. the present study aimed to investigate the relationships between religios...

objective: self-harm was classified to show forms like non-suicidal self injury and indirect risky behaviors and drug abuse. the aims of this study were to compare suicidal tendencies indexes and difficulty in emotion regulation skills in mixed groups of adolescents with direct and indirect forms of self-harm. methods: in a casual-comparative design from population of delinquent adolescents det...

Abstract Self-control is that which enacted to align our behaviour with intentions, motives, or better judgment in the face of conflicting impulses motives. In this paper, I ask, what explains interpersonal differences self-control? After defending a functionalist conception self-control, argue self-control are analogous mobility: they modulated by inherent traits and environmental supports con...