الصفحة المعرفية للمراهقين مدمني الحشيش على مقياس ستانفورد بينيه الصورة الخامسة : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The present study aims to reveal the properties of the cognitive profile for adolescents addicts to cannabis compared to a groupof misfits and will be in the current study to identify Altothiramahtml of the lawnon the functions and cognitive abilities according to the toolused and theview of therecentmeasure ofthe Stanford Binet fifth ed.

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Hypotheses: 1.

There are distinctive characteristics in the cognitive profile of the SB5 in the two groups of the study when compared by the standardized group on the subtests.

2.

There are statistically significant differences between cannabis Addicts and Normal on subscales of the SB5.

3.

There are statistically significant differences between cannabis Addicts and Normal in the standard choronical score in the two fields verbal and non-verbal of the SB5.

4.

There are statistically significant differences between cannabis Addicts and normal in the compound choronical standard score of the SB5.

Methodology: 1.

The method utilized is the descriptive method.

which is the most appropriate one for the current study.

2.

The study sample is consisted of two groups.

Cannabis addicts (n= 20) Normal (n= 20) 3.

The study instruments.

Stanford- Binet intelligence scale fifth edition.

Data collection questionnaire.

4.

The statistical tools.

Mathematical Means.

The standard deviation.

Mann-Whitney- U Test Results: 1.

The study showed the validity of the first hypothesis was verified by proving the presence of significant cognitive profile for the cannabis addict and normal.

2.

The second hypothesis was verified by proving the presence of significant differences between cannabis Addicts and Normal on subtests of the SB5.

3.

The third hypothesis was verified by proving the presence of significant differences between cannabis Addicts and Normal on the two fields verbal and non-verbal of the SB5.

4.

The fourth hypothesis was verified by proving the presence of significant differences between cannabis Addicts and Normal in the compound choronical standard score of the SB5.