Findings suggest that explanations for engagement with QRPs are not only attributable to systemic factors, as hitherto suggested, but a complicated mixture of experience, systemic and individual factors, and motivated reasoning.
(6/7)

Self-reported prevalence reflects the frequency of use. On average, prevalence rates were roughly three times lower compared to self-reported use. Findings indicated that the perceived social acceptability of QRPs influenced self-report patterns.
(5/7)

Is something rotten in the state of Denmark?
Not really! Or, things in Denmark resemble conditions in countries such as the UK, the US, Croatia and Austria.
Results reveal remarkably similar response patterns among Danish and international respondents.
(3/7)