The “E” in Rave: A Profile of Young Ecstasy (MDMA) Users
Fanitsa Helen Zervogiannis, Garfield Bester, E. Wiechers
Abstract
Fanitsa Helen Zervogiannis, Garfield Bester, E. Wiechers
Abstract
The use of methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) or Ecstasy is a phenomenon that has established itself In the widespread Rave culture. Ecstasy use causes physical, social and psychological problems in the development of adolescents and it may also influence their concentration and learning abilities. To prevent these problems, educators should be well-informed regarding current drug use trends and also be capable of assisting adolescents. Research regarding the nature of Ecstasy use is lacking nationally. The purpose of this research was therefore to furnish educators with accurate information that will enable them to obtain a reference point from which assistance can be offered to young Ecstasy users and potential Ecstasy users.
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The use of methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) or Ecstasy is a phenomenon that has established itself In the widespread Rave culture. Ecstasy use causes physical, social and psychological problems in the development of adolescents and it may also influence their concentration and learning abilities. To prevent these problems, educators should be well-informed regarding current drug use trends and also be capable of assisting adolescents. Research regarding the nature of Ecstasy use is lacking nationally. The purpose of this research was therefore to furnish educators with accurate information that will enable them to obtain a reference point from which assistance can be offered to young Ecstasy users and potential Ecstasy users.
Key concepts: Ecstasy, MDMA, Psychology, Phenomenon, Psychiatry, Physics, Quantum mechanics