• Reaction of the family to consumption
• Peer group
• Access to drugs
• Family risk
• Family education in drugs
• Protective activities
• Educational style
• Global vulnerability index (Acts as a scale of the general score obtained after the analysis of the seven factors that make up the questionnaire)

Secades, Roberto.

Facultad de Psicología. Universidad de Oviedo (España), 33003

E-mail: secades@uniovi.es

FRIDA measures seven factors through a total of 90 items to detect individuals or groups at risk in order to plan preventive interventions and evaluate the results of drug prevention programs

Reliability: Internal Consistency: Cronbach's α of .925

Validity: A factorial analysis was calculated where it was found that despite being a one-dimensional measure due to the high correlation between factors, a structure of nine differentiated factors was established

It is shown as a good predictor of consumption and type of consumption. The binary logistic regression and discriminant analysis analysis show percentages of between 70 and 90%, with OR ranging from 1.8 to 7.5

• Individual and collective
• Paper and computerized

The items are answered on a Likert scale. The scale is not identical in all groups but varies according to the statement. The number of alternatives is also variable (between 3 and 5 alternatives), depending in turn on the group of items to which it is answered. This indicates the degree of vulnerability to drug use

Carballo Crespo, J. L., García Rodríguez, O., Secades Villa, R., Fernández Hermida, J. R., García Cueto, E., Errasti Pérez, J. M., & Al-Halabi, S. (2004). Construcción y validación de un cuestionario para la evaluación de factores de riesgo interpersonales para el consumo de drogas en la adolescencia. Psicothema, 16, 675-680.

Secades Villa, R., Carballo Crespo, J. L., Fernández Hermida, J. R., García Rodríguez, O., & García Cueto, E. (2006). FRIDA. Factores de riesgo interpersonales para el consumo de drogas en adolescentes. Madrid: TEA Ediciones.