As SARS COV2 (COVID-19) has become a global pandemic, there is concern about effects of COVID-19 on wellbeing. The current study looks at mental health symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic …
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As cannabis become legal across the country, there becomes more products available to use it. Young adults are typically the group that uses cannabis the most. Due to these two …
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Previous research has shown those identifying as a substance user are at a higher risk for harmful substance use. The current study aims to examine PBS as a mediator of …
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Previous research has shown that off-campus parties (OCPs) remain a popular setting for college students to socialize and consume alcohol. The first focus of this study was to assess students’ …
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While much research focuses on high-risk drinking at institutions, less is known about drinking among African American students who attend Historically Black Colleges/ Universities (HBCUs). The current study looks at …
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Marijuana use has increased among all groups, but specifically among African American females. One factor that may increase this use is neighborhood disorder. Neighborhood disorder is places with high levels …
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While cigarette smoking overall has decreased over the recent years, emerging adults are still being targeted by marketing efforts keeping the population at high risk. Effective smoke-free policies can help …
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Alcohol misuse among college students remains a major public health concern along with an economic health burden in the United States. Behavioral economics (BE) explains environmental factors and internal processes …
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Cannabis has been found to be the most prevalent illicit substance used among college students. It has also been found one of the most commonly reported motives is coping. The …
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Sexual identity minorities have been found to report higher rates of substance use putting them at a higher risk for substance use disorder (SUD). The aim of this study was …
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