PEP | Article - Psychiatric Quarterly. XLVIII, 1974: Undergraduate Marijuana and Drug Use as Related to Openness to Experience. Jan Carl Grossman; Ronald Goldstein; Russell Eisenman. Pp. 86-92.

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Abstract

Tests measuring creativity, authoritarianism, anxiety, social desirability, and acquiescence were administered to three hundred and sixteen college students who also reported their use of marijuana and other drugs. All reports and tests were anonymous. With increased frequency of marijuana usage, creativity and advanturesomeness scores increased significantly, while authoritarianism scores decreased significantly. Males were significantly heavier users than females, and Jews were heavier users than Protestants or Catholics.

PEP | Article - Psychiatric Quarterly. XLVIII, 1974: Undergraduate Marijuana and Drug Use as Related to Openness to Experience. Jan Carl Grossman; Ronald Goldstein; Russell Eisenman. Pp. 86-92. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly