英文摘要 |
According to the literature, the changing motivation of drug addicts was best explained by the spiral stage model. The changing motivation has been shown to affect the effectiveness of abstinence treatment significantly. This study aimed to explore the factors influencing motivation for abstinence among drug addicts, and we built two multiple regression models. Seven measuring instruments, including the Drug Addicts Basic Information, Taiwanese Drug Abuse Screening Test, Perceived Stress Scale, Expected Stress after Releasing Scale, Social Support Scale during the Treatment, Interpersonal Support Evaluation List, and University of Rhode Island Change Assessment, were used to collect participant data. The subjects of the study were 508 drug addicts in the Drug Abuse Treatment Centers. In the brief stepwise regression analysis model, variables such as the severity of addiction, social support during the treatment, perception of stress, expected stress after releasing, gender, marriage, and seeking professional treatment experience are predictive of the motivation for abstinence. The model interpretation amount was 25.8%. In the refined model of stepwise regression analysis, the variables from the highest to the lowest predictive power were relationship damage, expected interpersonal and relapse pressure, support from Drug Abuser Treatment Center, exhaustion response, expected companionship support, support from social welfare organizations, marriage, gender, and seeking professional treatment experience. The model interpretation amount was 31.3%. |