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Rev Mex Invest Psic 2016; 8 (1)

Comorbidity between alcohol and tobacco use, and addiction to the new information technologies: Assessment of the BIS/BAS model

Pulido RMA, Hernández AAM, Irecta BC, Reynoso AM, Rivera-Fong L, Silos SMJ, Valdez OD, Valenzuela AM

Language: Spanish
References: 56
Page: 19-35
PDF size: 158.94 Kb.


ABSTRACT

This paper reports the results of two research studies. The first one assessed the correlation between alcohol and tobacco abuse, and five scales that measure addiction to five different technological applications (internet, social networks, mobile phone, online gaming and online pornography). A sample of 600 college students answered the battery. Results showed a direct correlation between the scales; those between alcohol consumption and technological addictions were considerably higher than their counterparts with tobacco abuse. In a second study the same battery and the BIS/BAS scale were answered by a sample of 622 college students. Results showed that BAS-Search is a common predictor of alcohol abuse and some technological addictions. BAS-Drive predicts abuse of information technologies that are used to interact with other individuals.


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