Investigating The Relationship Between Students Consumption and attitudes Toward Tobacco with four Personality Patterns A,B,C,D

In recent years, due to the rapid social changes, the likely to do young people, including the attitude toward smoking, has been considered by the health organizations as one of the most important problems in the community. Smoking is one of the untraitual behavior in human societies, which unfortunately has created a lot of more inclusive in all those strata, especially the young cortex. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between students\' attitude towards tobacco and consumption with four behavioral patterns of personality A, B, C, D. Our research population was the participants of the summer of September 2009, Bouali University, from 300 students (178 girls and 122 boys) were selected as samples. To collect data from A personality and A (personality-type, and Freedman\'s (Treyman and Friedman), A personality type (Cosito (Fusus, Fukushi, 1999); personality type D (Denolt, 1998) measured the attitude towards cigarettes, (Razi Biometry 1385) and a series of added researcher questions. Logistics regression was used for SPSS16 software for data analysis. In the logic of logistic regression that was implemented, the positive and negative attitude toward tobacco as a criterion variable, and personality type types, A, B, C, D was used as predictive variables, and the model was significantly (P <0.01, and DV = 83/8, Chi-square =). This model explains between 9.9 to 7/8 of the dependent variables of the dependent variable. The percentage of predicted correct for positive attitude was 66.6 and for negative attitude towards tobacco, 3/63, respectively, was correct. In the case of predicting personality behaviors and tobacco prediction, results showed that none of the personality types did a significant role in predicting consumption or inquiring of tobacco. The results of this study showed that positive or negative attitudes to prostitution can be predicted through personality behaviors. The results of this study are not supporting the behavior of behavioral patterns of A person, B, C, D for smoking (cigarette and hookah).)