Uporaba stimulantov amfetaminskega tipa in normalizacija rekreativne uporabe drog med obiskovalci prireditev elektronske glasbe

Sande, Matej (author)

V prispevku so predstavljeni rezultati ter ugotovitve kvantitativne in kvalitativne raziskave o uporabi ATS in značilnostih obiskovanja prireditev elektronske glasbe v Sloveniji. Glavne ugotovitve raziskave glede prevalence uporabe drog na prireditvah elektronske glasbe se nanašajo na znižanje prevalence uporabe ekstazija ter na povišanje uporabe kokaina in metamfetamina, uporaba ekstazija pa se je nekoliko zmanjšala. Analiza intervjujev v kvalitativnem delu zrcali vpliv normalizacije uporabe drog med specifično skupino obiskovalcev prireditev elektronske glasbe, ki se kaže med vsemi zajetimi intervjuvanimi podskupinami. Mladi so seznanjeni z drogami, saj so postale dostopnejše in del odraščanja vsakega posameznika, kar se med drugim vidi tudi v odnosu do drog, ki ga skozi odraščanje vzpostavijo tisti mladi, ki drog ne uporabljajo. Prenehanje z uporabo drog mladi odlagajo naprej v prihodnost ali pa o tem sploh ne razmišljajo. Iz analize intervjujev je razvidno, da mladi razmeroma dobro poznajo ukrepe zmanjševanja škode pri uporabi drog in ukrepe ob predoziranju, prav tako pa tudi obstoječe vire pomoči.

• Language: Unknown
• Keywords: sintetične droge
• Work type: Not categorized
• Organization: PEF - Faculty of Education
• Publisher: Združenje za socialno pedagogiko
• Year: 2008
• Number of pages: 491-512
• Numbering: 12
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-68248
• ISSN: 1408-2942
• Publication date in RUL: 10.07.2015

Secondary language

• Language: Unknown
• Title: The use of amphetamine type stimulants and the normalization of recreational drug use among people who attend electronic music events

Abstract

The article presents the results and findings of a quantitative and qualitative research into the use of ATS and the characteristics of attending electronic music events in Slovenia. The main conclusions of the study that concern the prevalence of drug use at electronic music events point to a decrease in the prevalence of ecstasy use and an increase in the use of cocaine and methamphetamine. The analysis of the interviews in the qualitative part reflects the influence of the normalization of drug use on a specific group of people – those who attend electronic music events – and is evident among all of the subgroups included in the interview section. These young people are familiar with drugs because they have become more accessible and are a part of the growing up process of every individual; this can also been seen in the attitudes the young people who do not use them have towards drugs. These young people continually put off quitting their drug use further and further into the future or else they do not even consider stopping. The analysis of the interviews shows that these young people are relatively well aware of the measures necessary for reducing the harm caused by drug use and the measures to take in case of an overdose, as well as of the available sources of help.

• Keywords: synthetic drugs