A new study examined (both cross-sectionally and prospectively) the mediational role of college alcohol beliefs in the relationship between impulsivity-related traits and alcohol outcomes (i.e., alcohol use and negative consequences) …
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A new study examined the relations between drinking motives and sex motives with multiple risky alcohol-related and sex-related outcomes (i.e., alcohol consumption, alcohol-related problems, alcohol consumption prior to sexual intercourse, …
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It has been documented that heavy episodic drinking (HED: 4 or more drinks in a 2-hour period) among U.S. college women has increased by 40% in the past 30 years. …
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A new study explored the mediating role of coping motives in the relationship between depressive symptoms and drinking risk outcomes among college and non-college emerging adults. Participants (N = 341) …
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A new study examined the current use of alternative tobacco products (ATPs) including e-cigarettes, cigars and hookah and the susceptibility of future use of these products among college students. Participants …
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Previous studies have indicated that lower perceived risks of e-cigarettes are associated with e-cigarette use among young adults. A new longitudinal study examined the perceptions of harmfulness and addictiveness of …
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A new study examined the role of distress tolerance in the relationship between maladaptive cognitive schemas and alcohol problems among college students. Participants (N = 364) were undergraduate college students …
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In a previous study, the authors showed that the efficacy of personalized normative feedback-based (PNF) college alcohol interventions may be improved by adding gamified elements (i.e., game design elements such …
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It has been documented that smoking tobacco via waterpipe (WP) is increasing, especially among college students. A recent study examined the perceived and actual descriptive and injunctive norms of waterpipe …
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Research on collegiate recovery programs (CRP) and students in recovery is growing, however, many of the qualitative studies have not been synthesized into a useful organizing mix. A new study …
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