英文摘要 |
There is abundant research which centers on recidivism and treatment for drug useoffenders. Unfortunately, scant research had conducted to observe the change before and after drug use. This study is a long-term cohort study with 605 individuals receiving drug use in near 9 years (2009-2018) to analyze changes of family bonds, deviant peers, negative life events, depression inclination, and other variables influence on distance/ persistence of drug use. The study finds that pre- and postchanges of family bonds and deviant peers have significant correlation on number of the recidivism. The study points out that pre- and post-drug use changes in family bonds and deviant have a significant correlation with persistence and desistence of drug use. Pre-and post-changes in family bonds and deviant peers have significant influence on number of the recidivism. Only changes in family bonds have a significant influence on time distance of nonrecidivism. Changes in negative lifestyle and depression inclination have no significant influence in recidivism. In regard to the desist or persist drug users, the depression inclination rises after using drugs. Finally, the study provides related suggestions as reference for related authorities. |