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O consumo de NSP em Portugal

Authors: Henriques, S.; Silva, J. P.;

O consumo de NSP em Portugal

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Novas Substâncias Psicoativas (NSP) representam um grupo de substâncias que tem crescido rapidamente e cujos mercados têm beneficiado do desenvolvimento tecnológico. EMCDDA define-as como “substâncias naturais ou sintéticas que não são controladas pelos organismos oficiais e frequentemente visam mimetizar os efeitos das substâncias controladas”. Na metodologia usou-se um questionário aplicado presencialmente em contextos recreativos e online, em sítios e fóruns com temática relacionada com substâncias psicoativas. Aqui caracterizamos os consumidores portugueses de NSP quanto às substâncias, padrões de uso e contextos de consumo. Os resultados demonstram que os alucinogénicos, os estimulantes e os canabinoides são os tipos de NSP mais consumidos. Os principais contextos de consumo são os contextos recreativos, a própria casa ou a de amigos. Concluindo destacamse alguns aspetos relacionados com as particularidades destes consumos, especialmente no que se relaciona com o papel das tecnologias na relação com as substâncias, entre consumidores e com os mercados.

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Novas Substâncias Psicoativas (NSP), :Ciências Sociais::Sociologia [Domínio/Área Científica], Mercados, Domínio/Área Científica::Ciências Sociais::Sociologia, Contextos de consumo, Padrões de uso

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