Comparison of the Rate of Self- Esteem, Self- Efficacy & Self- Regulation in Opiates & Stimulant Substance Dependents with Normal People

Using stimulant substances is one of the main issues of public health in the recent decade. In such situation using opiates is changing to using stimulant substances. The present survey aims at comparing the rate of self esteem, self- efficacy and self- regulation in opiates and stimulant substance dependents with normal people.
This research is a observational, cross- sectional and cooperative research .The sampling in the study group is 108 person (70 person dependent to opiates and 38 person dependent to stimulant substances).They have been selected in availability method and the comparing group which includes 106 normal person has been selected randomly.
Findings: Among self- esteem and self- efficacy, self- esteem and self- regulation, and finally self- efficacy and self- regulation, exist a positive and meaningful correlation. They are respectively as follows: (r=/048,P Since the different factors have rule in beginning of abusing drugs, therefore, the comparison of three derivatives of self (self- esteem, self- efficacy and self- regulation) is very significant in detecting fundamental factors responsible in prevention and treatment.