الإتجاه نحو تعاطي المواد المخدرة وعلاقتها والدعم العاطفي لدى المراهقين من أبناء المطلقين وأقرانهم من أبناء غير المطلقين
The research aims to identify: 1) The trend toward drug use and emotional support among adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from non-divorced parents. 2) Statistically significant differences in the trend toward drug and emotional support use between adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from non-divorced parents. 3) The correlational relationship between the trend toward drug use and emotional support among adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from non-divorced parents. In achieving the research objectives, the researcher adopted the drug use trend scale, as utilized by Amira Shaib and Samia Breeam (2020). The researcher also constructed a tool for measuring behavioral and social problems. Emotional support scale developed by Abdul Rahman (2019), consisting of 420 adolescents. The results showed: 1) Adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from non-divorced parents exhibit a negative trend towards drug use and emotional support. 2) There are statistically significant differences in the trend toward drug use emotional support between adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from nondivorced parents, favoring adolescents from divorced parents. 3) The correlational relationship between the trend toward drug use and emotional support for adolescents from divorced parents and their peers from non-divorced parents. (Published abstract)