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So we've all seen numbers like the ones in this table:
source: https://files.digital.nhs.uk/pdf/r/1/adult_psychiatric_study_ch10_web.pdf
Percentages of adults who have use a given drug, and then also go on to abuse it. What I'm wondering, is how useful are these measures for determining the "abuse potential" of a drug? Finding a table of drugs vs. their abuse potential has proven very difficult, and I'm wondering why this is. Lack of funding or lack of usefulness?
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source: https://files.digital.nhs.uk/pdf/r/1/adult_psychiatric_study_ch10_web.pdf
Percentages of adults who have use a given drug, and then also go on to abuse it. What I'm wondering, is how useful are these measures for determining the "abuse potential" of a drug? Finding a table of drugs vs. their abuse potential has proven very difficult, and I'm wondering why this is. Lack of funding or lack of usefulness?