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4-0845 PATHWAYS TO ECSTASY: CONTEXTUAL FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO MDMA USE AND SEXUAL RISK
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-15:30

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Elyse O Singer (Institute for Community Research)
Chairs:  Kristin M Kostick (Institute for Community Research)
Discussants:  John B Page (Miami University)
13:45
Disentangling Ecstasy Use From Sexual Risk Taking In Young Adults
Jean J Schensul (Institute for Community Research), Kristin M Kostick (Institute for Community Research) and Elsie Vazquez-Long (Consultant)
14:00
Negotiating Ecstasy Risk, Reward and Control: A Qualitative Analysis of Drug Management Patterns Among Ecstasy-Using Urban Young Adults
Elyse Ona Singer (Institute for Community Research)
14:15
‘off of E, I Try to Pretend I’m Enjoying it’: The Role of Ecstasy (MDMA) In High- Versus Low-Functioning Intimate Relationships
Kristin M Kostick (Institute for Community Research)
14:30
Recruiting Hidden Networks of Ecstasy Users
Lwendo Moonzwe (Institute for Community Research)
14:45
Discussant
John B Page (Miami University)
15:00
Discussion
15:15
Discussion
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