Motives for cannabis use are hardly generated by users themselves nor are they validated
for German users. We therefore aimed to replicate the motive structure of established …

This study described cannabis use behavior among college students in Berlin, in particular,
differences in use motives between subjects with frequent use and those with signs of …

Abstract The Marijuana Motives Measure (MMM) has so far been examined mainly in
student populations, often with relatively limited involvement in cannabis use. This study …

Abstract The Marijuana Motives Measure (MMM), which is derived from a scale measuring
alcohol use motives, has been the main instrument used to explore the role of motives in …

Objective: Alcohol and cannabis use motives are often studied as contributors to risky
substance use patterns. While various measures for capturing such motives exist, most …

Abstract Background: The Marijuana Motives Measure (MMM) is commonly used to explore
the role of motives in cannabis use and related problems. A recent study suggested that a …

Background Motives to use cannabis play a central role in the development and
maintenance of problematic cannabis use and previous studies stressed sex-related …

People who use cannabis for medicinal vs. recreational purposes exhibit several important
differences in terms of cannabis use quantity and frequency, cannabis-related problems …

Aims: To investigate the gender differences in the patterns of cannabis use (CU), namely
frequency, times of day, social context and methods and in their association with DSM-IV …

Objective: Prior literature has documented how motives for cannabis use predict frequency
of use and cannabis use problems among adolescents. However, few studies have …