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Do personality traits predict individuals’ narratives about alcohol and cannabis use, risk, and legalisation?

2023-12-08

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<p>Individual differences research has demonstrated that personality trait variability can explain differences in substance use. Additionally, there is evidence of variability in how people talk about the perceived risks and motivations for substance use. This narrative variability is the focus of many clinical and public health interventions. Little existing research has triangulated the engagement with substance...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/b3tej

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