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\title{Internet Drug Trading: National Review of New Online Drug Markets for
Young People~~}



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\affil[1]{Affiliation not available}%


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  \date{May 15, 2024}


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Illicit drugs are marketed both via dark web platforms and social media,
but there are also research reports buying these drugs online. This
study is intended to analyse the risk factors for the purchase of online
illicit drugs. We assumed that social interactions, low levels of
self-control, and impaired mental health would be correlated with online
opioid sales following criminological and addiction analysis research.
Moreover, online drug sales are expected to be related to low
self-control and daily drug consumption. Participants in this nationwide
study were aged 15 to 25 years and lived in Germany (N=1,732) and France
(N=1,732). Measures of impulsivity, ability sensitivity, social
association, psychological tension, and repetitive activity (drinking,
gambling, and Internet use) predicted online drug use. 4\% of German and
French respondents reported buying drugs online of which, 63\% did so
via social media services. Online opioid purchases were associated with
lower self-control, elevated social anxiety, heavy gambling, and
Internet use, as shown by multinomial logistic regression and binary
intervention regression models. It was not a risk factor to have online
friends, but close social links with offline friends served as a
security factor. The results indicate that more attention should be paid
to mainstream social media services as a source for buying drugs as
there are many psychological and self-control issues among online drug
consumers.%
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