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The prevalence of illicit drug use among adolescents in Indonesia still needs to be reduced. Previous studies have suggested that family is a protective factor against illicit drug use. This study examined the role of family social capital against illicit drug use. The study analyzed secondary data. A total of 31,439 adolescents aged 10 24 years old and not yet married were involved in the present study. This study created an index of family social capital that was grouped in four dimensions from 14 variables. The cumulative explained of Principle Component Analysis was 61.8%. The findings showed that family social capital plays a protective factor against illicit drug use. However, when controlled by two permissive behaviors, it was shown that the older the adolescents, the stronger and more consistent the effect of family social capital. Other findings, family social capital did not directly affect illicit drug use, but the pathway was through two permissive behaviors. This study encourages illicit drug use prevention programs that involve the dimensions of family social capital and accommodate the development age of adolescents. In addition, the program should synergize with other risk behavior prevention programs
Tujuan dan Metode. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui hubungan frekuensi merokok dengan lama waktu sampai mulai menyalahgunakan ganja. Sampel penelitian ini adalah 10.379 pelajar/mahasiswa perokok, dengan 708 penyalahguna ganja. Metode analisis yang digunakan adalah analisis kesintasan regresi Cox with time dependent covariats.
Hasil Penelitian. Berdasarkan frekuensi merokok, median waktu ketahanan dari mulai pertama kali merokok sampai menyalahgunakan ganja menunjukkan tidak ada perbedaan antara kelompok merokok rutin dengan kelompok merokok tidak rutin, masing-masing 2 tahun. Hasil uji wilcoxon menyimpulkan ada perbedaan ketahanan menyalahgunakan ganja antara kelompok jarang merokok dengan kelompok perokok berfrekuensi <5 - >35 batang/minggu. Analisis multivariat menunjukkan pola semakin banyak jumlah batang rokok yang dikonsumsi, semakin besar nilai risiko untuk menyalahgunakan ganja setelah dikontrol oleh variabel confounder (riwayat minum alkohol, keluarga terpajan alkohol dan atau narkoba, pernah terpisah orangtua minimal enam bulan, dan pengaruh teman sebaya). Risiko untuk terjadinya penyalahgunaan ganja pada pelajar/mahasiswa yang merokok dengan frekuensi <5 - 7 batang/minggu adalah 2.5 lebih besar daripada pelajar/mahasiswa yang jarang merokok. Sedangkan risiko untuk terjadinya penyalahgunaan ganja pada pelajar/mahasiswa yang merokok dengan frekuensi >7 - 35 batang/minggu adalah 4.0 kali lebih cepat daripada pelajar/mahasiswa yang jarang merokok. Sementara, risiko untuk terjadinya penyalahgunaan ganja pada pelajar/mahasiswa yang merokok dengan frekuensi >35 batang/minggu adalah 4.5 kali lebih cepat daripada pelajar/mahasiswa yang jarang merokok.
Kesimpulan. Frekuensi merokok mempengaruhi besarnya risiko untuk menyalahgunakan ganja. Semakin banyak jumlah batang rokok yang dikonsumsi, semakin besar risiko untuk menyalahgunakan ganja.
Objective. The purpose of this study was to know the relationship between cigarette smoking frequency with long time to start cannabis use. A sample of 10.379 student smokers, with 708 cannabis users was used. Cox regression with time dependent covariats was analyzed as study method.
Results. Based on the frequency of cigarette smoking, the median of survival time from initial smoking to cannabis use showed no difference among regular smoking group with non regular smoking group, each 2 years. Wilcoxon test result concluded that there were difference of survival cannabis use between non regular smoking group with smokers groups which regular cigarette smoking <5 - >35 cigarette/week. Multivariate analysis showed patterns that the more the number of cigarettes consumed, the greater risk to cannabis use, after controlled by the confounder variables (history of alcohol drinking, family exposed to alcohol and or drugs, separated parents at least six months, and the influence of peers). Risk to cannabis use among students who cigarette smokers <5 ? 7 cigarette/week was 2.5 greater than students who non regular smoking. Risk to cannabis use among students who cigarette smokers <7 ? 35 cigarette/week was 4.0 greater than students who non regular smoking. Risk to cannabis use among students who cigarette smokers <35 cigarette/week was 4.5 greater than students who non regular smoking.
Conclusion. Frequency of smoking influences the risk of cannabis use. The more the number of cigarette consumed, the greater risk to cannabis use.
