Table 1. The categorization of preferred musical genres. Table 2. Category of music/views on illegal drugs. Table 4. Category of music/use of drugs. Table 5. Category of music/illegal drug use among peers. Table 6. Frequency of conversations with parents/category of music. of individuals indicating listening to music from this group also decreases. At the same time, respon- dents who indicated that they do not talk to parents were most likely to listen to “drug music”. controlled use of psychoactive substances: individu- als with significant experience in using and combin- ing them would be in charge. Research Authors stat- ed that the use of illegal drugs during raves and in the public. Quantitative research carried out by the same Author et al. (35) amongst those attending the most popular clubs dance events and rock festivals in Belgium determined that those who prefer dance clubs were more likely to use of alcohol as well as il- legal drugs than those who prefer rock music and at- tend rock festivals. The Authors pointed out the need to appropriately address prevention efforts to individ- uals who prefer night clubs and who are twice as likely to use drugs than the other respondents.
