Relation between Brain systems with risk behavior and drug use behaviors amount Youth

Behzad Nader Nejad; Farshad Ataei; Alireza Sedighi

doi:10.21271/zjhs.24.s5.46

توێژەران

Behzad Nader Nejad Educational Management, Sanandaj, Iran Educator in Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Co.
Farshad Ataei in higher education Management, Sanandaj, Iran Instructor of Applied Science Training Center, Sanandaj1
Alireza Sedighi Educator in Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Co.

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https://doi.org/10.21271/zjhs.24.s5.46

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brain systems - behavior, risky behaviors, drug preparation

پوختە

emotional crisis caused social problems, adventure, pleasure seeking, and a variety of other political and Adolescence because of certain physical and mental characteristics tend tolive in one of the most dangerous periods of substance abuse and riskybehaviors. One of the theoretical approaches in explaining the phenomenon of brainsystems and behavior. Individual differences in brain systems are based behavioral and emotionalreactions to different results of each activity. This study examined the relationship between brain systems and behavior inpredicting the likelihood of substance use and risky behaviors in adolescentswere male. Methods: This study was Ali, the events of 115 male adolescents aged 12 to 19 years were selected using random samplingAnd scale brain systems - behavior (BAS / BIS), Iranian Teens Risk Scale (IARS) and the readiness of addiction (IAPS) to complete .Results using Pearson correlation and stepwise regression analysis anddescriptive statistics were analyzed.

Results

The findings suggest that behavioral inhibition system (BIS) andhigh-risk behaviors associated with drug trend is significant.Activation system (BAS) and behavioral subscales drives, sensitivity toreward and pleasure seeking tendency has no direct relation to substance use andrisky behavior.Stepwise regression analysis showed that the subscales of the activationsystem and drug subscales predicted pursuit of pleasure can be risky behavior.Conclusion: It seems that people who are sensitive BAS and are in search ofpleasure, are vulnerable to substance use and risky behavior.

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