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The groups emphasize the importance of the research by mentioning specific details like the correlation with other drug use and the percentage of kratom users, using words like 'findings' and 'initial,' which reflect a genuine interest and recognition of the study’s relevance. The tone varies from supportive to curious, with some users suggesting the research could influence future drug policies or treatment approaches, highlighting its potential impact.
Most discussions acknowledge the study’s findings, with messages supporting the idea that kratom use correlates with certain psychological and substance use traits.
Participants demonstrate high curiosity, referencing specific statistics like the 13.4% user rate and discussing implications for public health.
Posts show moderate engagement, citing details about methodology and emphasizing the significance of the findings, such as its relevance to substance use trends.
While the discussions recognize the study's importance, they mainly influence awareness rather than provoke immediate policy or behavioral changes.
NIDA-funded study in @APA_Journals Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: Among 1,510 survey respondents who had used legal and/or illegal substances in the past 6 months, 13.4% reported having used kratom at some point in their life: https://t.co/yIHTTGQ1Wi #NIDAscience
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study 1/5 https://t.co/1DZOPUDTSB
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study https://t.co/uLBNjWId9o
RT @ViewsOnDrugsBot: Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an onlin…
RT @NIDAnews: NIDA-funded study in @APA_Journals Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: Among 1,510 survey respondents who had used…
RT @ViewsOnDrugsBot: Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an onlin…
Dr. Kirsten Smith discusses a comprehensive study on kratom, including nationwide sample testing and consumer analysis. The study highlights demographic and psychological characteristics of users, their substance use…
RT @ViewsOnDrugsBot: Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an onlin…
RT @ViewsOnDrugsBot: Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an onlin…
RT @NIDAnews: NIDA-funded study in @APA_Journals Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: Among 1,510 survey respondents who had used…
RT @NIDAnews: NIDA-funded study in @APA_Journals Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: Among 1,510 survey respondents who had used…
NIDA-funded study in @APA_Journals Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: Among 1,510 survey respondents who had used legal and/or illegal substances in the past 6 months, 13.4% reported having used kratom at some point in their life: https://t.co/yIHTTGQ1Wi #NIDAscience
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study 1/5 https://t.co/1DZOPUDTSB
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study https://t.co/uLBNjWId9o
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study https://t.co/p7aJuzb73l
Social, psychological, and substance use characteristics of U.S. adults who use kratom: Initial findings from an online, crowdsourced study https://t.co/McMuJlRsGh
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