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Self-reported attitudes and behavior of Mexican-American drug use.

A drug usage study of students from a predominately Mexican-American population was conducted by comparing anonymously self-reported attitudinal and behavioral aspects of Mexican-American drug users and nonusers. Findings suggest M-A drug users and nonusers differ significantly in attitudes toward drug use and social behaviors, and users tend to be multiple drug users.