As laws expanding the accessibility of marijuana proliferate, it is increasingly important to
understand how various motivations for use are differentially associated with marijuana use …

Objective: Previous research has demonstrated the utility of motivational models of cannabis
use to predict the frequency of use and associated negative consequences. However, few …

Purpose: Young adults experiencing chronic pain may self-medicate with cannabis. We
examined perceived risks and benefits of cannabis use among young adult users by chronic …

Introduction Drinking motives have shown meaningful associations with borderline
personality disorder (BPD) features. However, it is unknown whether other common …

We examine how trajectories of marijuana use in Canadian youth (ages 15 to 28) are
related to physical health indicators in adolescence and young adulthood. Youth were …

The relationships between dispositional mindfulness and cannabis use remain
understudied. The aim of the present study was to link cannabis use and problematic use …

Objective Cross-sectional research shows that coping-motivated marijuana use is
associated with marijuana use and problems. However, limited research has examined how …

While medicinal marijuana use is common among persons with HIV, it is not known whether
persons with HIV are more motivated to use marijuana medically compared to HIV-negative …

The current study will examine the interactive effects of motives for cannabis use (ie, health
or recreational) and risky decision making (DM) on cannabis use trajectories among …

Objective To assess problematic cannabis use, perceived cannabis-related problems and
contemplation of reducing or quitting the use among vocational students and associations …