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    Evaluation of self-control, psychological resilience and addiction severity levels of individuals diagnosed with substance use disorder
    (W B Saunders Co-Elsevier Inc, 2026) Kayaoglu, Kubra; Okanli, Ayse
    This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between self-control, psychological resilience, and level of addiction severity in individuals with substance use disorder (SUD). This cross-sectional study was carried out with 129 participants at the Alcohol and Drug Addicts Treatment and Research Center. The data were collected using the Brief Self-Control Scale (BSCS), Brief Resilience Scale (BRS), and Addiction Profile Index (API). All the participants were male and polysubstance users. Although no statistically significant relationship was found between BRS and API, there was a low negative relationship between BSCS and API levels (r:-250, p < 0.01). Simple regression analysis was performed to determine the effect of individuals' self-control on addiction severity and the established model was found to be significant (F: 8.466, p: 0.000). The R2 value, stated as the explanatory power of the model, was calculated to be 0.062. Accordingly, it is seen that the self-control predictor variable explains 6.2 % of the variance in the addiction severity predicted variable (R2: 0.062). It was determined that individuals with SUDs had low self-control and moderate psychological resilience, and most of them had low addiction severity. It has been found that as the level of self-control increases, the severity of addiction decreases. This study suggests that self-control enhancing interventions for individuals with SUD will positively contribute to the treatment process.

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