Preadolescents refusal skills and responses emotional reactions to the offer of tobacco and ecstasy in Youjiang District in Baise City in 2014.
To assess preadolescents emotional reactions and intended use of refusal responses to tobacco and ecstasy. A total of 333 students from two junior schools in Baise City were recruited with cluster-sampling method, filled the questionnaire to assess a respondents emotional reactions and refusal skills in response to an offer of tobacco and MDMA from Feb to Jul 2014. 88. 89%-93. 39% of preadolescents would more likely to use say noand tell them you dont want it. A series of 2( type of drug) × 2( offerer) × 2( sex) ANOVAs showed there were main effects for sex in explicit refusal scale ( F 8. 391, P 0. 004), excuse scale ( F 156. 560, P < 0. 001), implicit refusal scale ( F 84. 498, P < 0. 001), aggression scale( F 31. 911, P < 0. 001). For the excuse scale, there were main effects for drug( F 12. 009, P 0. 001). A series of χ2-tests showed that participants were morecuriousto MDMA offers than tobacco offers from close friends and acquaintances( χ213. 76, P 0. 0003 χ2 10. 24, P 0. 002). For the close friends offers, participants were more pleasure to tobacco offers than MDMA offers( χ2 8. 33, P 0. 006). There were significant effects of sex and offers in refusal style for drug offers. Preadolescents would show different emotional reaction to type of drug supplier or provider.