Understanding cannabis consumption trajectories in adolescence: between experimentation and continued use—A qualitative approach based on personal accounts

By Sahed Imaine
English

This article examines the trajectory of cannabis use among adolescents, distinguishing between initiation and occasional use. The study relies on the personal accounts of young individuals to shed light on their choice to consume cannabis or to simply try it. By focusing on the subjective reality of adolescents and their relationship with themselves and others, the study aims to enhance and complement our understanding of risky behaviors during adolescence. The analysis of personal accounts allows for a more nuanced exploration of the mechanisms of conformity and transgression in relation to social norms.

  • adolescence
  • qualitative survey
  • cannabis
  • sociology
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