چکیده:
The purpose of this study was to identify the viewpoints and actions taken from this viewpoint on the phenomenon of women addiction from the perspective of drug addicts residing in the Kohgiluyeh and Boyerahmad province addiction camps, and to identify the conditions, interactions and consequences of the condition and interactions on the phenomenon. Survey based on interviewee opinion .In fact, this study seeks to answer the question of what factors and conditions women have become addicted to and who are addicted to. Research Method This research is a qualitative method and in particular the field theory method has been used for data analysis. Relative propagation - causality, bipolar despotic parenting styles - negligence, Positive Conditions, Infectious Interactions, Psychological Deficiencies, Lack of Awareness and Recognition of Drugs, Social Exclusion, Family Outreach Reactions, Social Isolation, Behavioral Abnormalities, Stigma, Subcultured Addiction, Pseudo-Virus Function, Conjunctival Leverage, Addiction Costs Attitude - Action, feeling of need for social support and unwanted commitment. In the next step, these extracted categories were presented under a core category called Addiction of Women as Unhealthy Naming and Storyline Socialization, and finally a paradigm model with a section on conditions, interactions and consequences.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Major extracted categories related to the attitudes and actions of the interviewees Category Concept Relative-Causal Diffusion Compulsive use, family as a factor in addiction, relatives as a factor in addiction Dichotomous Parenting Styles Lack of family attention, family pressure as a factor in relapse, lack of freedom in Authoritarian - Permissive intra-family decisions Positive Conditions Polluted living environment, availability of opportunity, easy access to pills and syrups, availability of financial resources Delinquent Reciprocal Action (interaction with peer association with the user, interaction with the dealer, addicted friends, group the addicted individual) actions) Psychological Deficiencies Addiction due to stubbornness, spouse's maltreatment, emotional void, relapse due to spouse's infidelity, purposeful addiction Lack of awareness and knowledge of drugs Use for pain reduction, use for education, ignorance of drug substances substances, deception Social Action / Consequence Scolding, lack of family acceptance, lack of social acceptance, lack of support from government institutions, physical harm by the family, inappropriate behavior of people, disrespect, belief in the existence of discrimination, negative views of individuals toward addicts, running away from home, feeling of shame, mistrust, addiction stigma, being the primary suspect, absence from family ceremonies, isolation, cutting ties with loved ones Intra-family reactions Maltreatment to provoke quitting, family struggle for quitting, divorce for quitting Behavioral Anomaly Begging, theft, extortion, establishing sexual relations, physical harm, consumption of pills for nocturnal wakefulness, establishing contact to receive money, blackmailing, trapping individuals who object to use, sexual exploitation Re-conformity Levers Decision to quit due to family distress, planning for continuing life, planning to create a healthy life, importance of family support, aversion to the camp, hiding addiction, quitting due to poverty Costs of addiction Losing life's possessions, destruction of business, the cost of having addiction, loss of educational opportunities, physical disability, the unfortunate end of addiction Attitudinal-Action Consequences Despair, aimlessness, decrease in religious beliefs, becoming ill-mannered Feeling the need for social support Employment as a barrier to return, need for a sense of security and existence Unintentional Non-commitment Neglect of maternal duties, neglect of professional duties In the following, each of the above 14 categories will be briefly addressed with reference to the interview data of addicted women visiting the camp.
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