A new study examined changes in college students’ smoking-related attitudes, beliefs, and intentions as a result of their exposure to antismoking media and smoking status. Participants (N = 87) were …
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Previous research has documented trends of increasing alcohol consumption among college students along with a decrease in religious-identification. A new study examined the differences in religious self-identification (i.e., “unsure”, “spiritual” …
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Previous research has yielded mixed results regarding the efficacy of alcohol-based curriculum infusion (CI) programs. A new study assessed two forms of CI, information-only (IO) and service learning (SL), on …
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Previous research has found that students who engage in nonmedical prescription stimulant use (NMPU) report obtaining these drugs from a friend, peer, or acquaintance with a legitimate prescription. A new …
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A new study aimed at exploring (a) whether drunken posts, on Facebook, were considered appropriate among college students, (b) what conditions influenced students’ views of drunken posts, and (c) what …
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A new study examined alcohol use and other potential correlates of vape-pen use (i.e., cannabis vaping) and knowledge. A secondary analysis of data was conducted from data collected as part …
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A new study investigated marijuana use among college students in Colorado, demographic differences in frequency of use and motives for using. Participants (N = 300) included college students, between the …
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A new study examined the prevalence, characteristics, and utility of ecological theory in explaining prescription stimulant misuse. Participants (N = 499) included undergraduate students from a southern California public university …
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Previous research has suggested that young adults are commonly exposed to e-cigarette-related marketing or user-generated content on social media. A new study was conducted to examine whether a) social media …
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