MICROSOCIAL FACTORS AS A RISK FOR FORMING DEPENDENCE ON NEW SYNTHETIC “DESIGN” DRUGS OF SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS GROUPS

Abstract

Teenage addiction is a formidable phenomenon for a long time. Many researchers are studying factors that contribute to the use of psychoactive substances by adolescents. Currently, there is a tendency to increase the use of new psychoactive substances by adolescents, in particular, the group of synthetic cannabinoids. This study shows the role of microsocial family factors. We performed a psychosocial online testing of 7987 students of secondary schools of the Republic of Bashkortostan aged 13-18. The study revealed that an important preventive moment in the issue of using synthetic cannabinoids by adolescents is the role of harmonious family relations, which consist of confidential communication, with the absence of quarrels, conflicts.