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    Stress, peer pressure and substance abuse among the school going adolescents

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    2022-11-21
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    Namuwawu, Halima
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    The study was to examine the relationship between Stress, Peer pressure and Substance abuse among the school going adolescents. A study adopted a qualitative research approach with correlational method to determine the relationship between the study variables. Data was analyzed using SPSS version 23. The results showed that there is no relationship between physical abuse and academic performance (p=.166>0.05). The results also showed a strong relationship between academic performance and coping strategies.(p=.001<0.05). The results also showed that there was a strong relationship between physical abuse and coping strategies.(p=.000<0.05). Basing on this study, school going adolescents who avoid peer influence are better placed to overcome substance abuse. By providing counseling and peer education, the bad peer influence can be eradicated and instead peer groups be beneficial to adolescents in fighting substance abuse
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