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The objective is to describe recreational habits, drug use and risk behaviours in the young going out for enjoyment the weekends, and to estimate the predictive relevance of recreational related variables on drug use, in comparison with other intrapersonal risk factors. The sample comprises 1340 young people interviewed in 5 Spanish cities. Almost all of them abused alcohol or tobacco recently. We divided the sample in two groups, using (775; 58%) any illicit substance last month or not (565; 42%). The use of illegal drugs is associated in our sample with a number of intrapersonal factors: younger ages of onset for cannabis and alcohol, male sex, lower risk perception, greater sensation seeking, involvement in risk behaviours and in problem behaviours. Illegal drug users are also distinguished by their recreational habits (greater involvement and different motivation in going out looking for different contexts in recreational nightlife). A multivariate analysis correctly classified four out of five individuals using legal or illegal drugs. Among the factors studied, recreational styles were the best predictors of drug use. It suggests the need to make an in depth study of weekend recreational habits and add them to the objectives of the prevention of drug use and misuse.

Gestión de la vida recreativa: ¿Un factor de riesgo determinante en el uso reciente de drogas?