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, Mohammad Hassan Farhadi *1 , Akbar Mirjani-Aghdam , Firouzeh Ja'fari , Seyyed Mohammad Hadi Mousavian , Ali Farhoudian , Mahmoud Tavakkoli , Asghar Razavieh
Objective: The aim of present study is to compare the suggestibility between addict and non-addict people.
Materials & Methods: In this research 176 participants (76 addict people by systematic random and 100 non-addict people by convenience method) were selected and completed the Ganji suggestibility test. The independent t-test and variance analysis were used for statistical analysis.
Results: The results suggested that addict people significantly were high in suggestibility than to non-addict people) P<0.05). The type and gender had no significant effect on suggestibility of addict people) P<0.05).
Conclusion: Addict people apart from type of opioid use had high suggestibility than non-addict people.
Received: 16/03/2012 | Accepted: 1/05/2013 | Published: 1/05/2013
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