Personality and Value Differences Related to Use of LSD-25
International Journal of the Addictions January 1, 1973 Allan P. Jones 15 citations
People who used LSD more frequently were less likely to understand themselves and others, show consistency between their stated values and behavior, or feel in control of their lives. However, frequency of LSD use was not linked to differences in general academic or career competence. More frequent users were more alienated from traditional societal values and more engaged in alternative lifestyles. The authors discuss possible reasons for these patterns.