Psychological Distress and Use of Psychotropic Drugs Among University Students — the SHoT Study, Norway

Students from University of Nottingham found the e-compendiums to be more important for learning engagement compared to students at the Norwegian study site, and no differences

From international students themselves, they can learn and know more about mental health and mental health services; Support from peers - because the students know

The cost of using force to secure national interests in the near abroad may increase significantly if economic growth is hampered and/or Russia’s role in international

operationally oriented and autonomous recruits more likely to be in favour of armament, and female students who less frequently plan an operational career and who have a more

An interesting research topic would be to see whether there is an effect of family obligations on career ambitions when the recruits have gained more work experience, and whether

Given the scarcity of longitudinal studies examining the association between physical activity and mental health as well as psychotropic drug use among young people, the current

The present study examined discrete patterns of AAS male and female users based on measures of aggression and psychological distress using a multigroup latent class analysis.. We

Additionally, the above results provide evidence of the idiosyncratic patterns of aggression and psychological distress among male and female AAS users, and denote the lack