The Relationship between Risk Perception and Cognitive Emotion Regulation with Tendency to Addiction Mediated by Decision-Making Styles

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between risk perception and cognitive emotion regulation with tendency to addiction by me-diating decision-making styles. This research was a descriptive and a correlational study. To this end, 320 students from the Department of Banking and Payam of Noor University of Bijar city were se-lected by random sampling method. Data were collected using Risk Perception Index, Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire, Zargars Addic-tion Tendency Questionnaire and Scott and Bruce's Decision-Making Styles. Questionnaire. In order to evaluate the proposed model, Amos software and path analyze method were used. The findings showed that there was a negative significant relationship between risk perception and positive cognitive emotion regulation directly with the tendency to addiction and negative cognitive emotion regulation have a positive significant relationship with the ten-dency to addiction. Also, decision-making style indi-rectly influenced the predictive value of the variables. Overall, the results showed that decision-making style had a significant mediating role in the relation-ship between risk perception and cognitive emotion regulation with tendency to addiction.