Little research has examined the benefit-to-risk tradeoffs undergraduate students perceive when engaging in the nonmedical use of prescription stimulants (NPS). A new study examined the variation in college students’ perceived …
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A new study examined the relationship between student nurses’ perceptions of peer substance misuse, perceptions of harmfulness of substance misuse and their own substance misuse. Participants (N = 4033) were …
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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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A recent study examined the rates of victimization and substance use among Native American students in comparison to other students and assessed the perceived impact of these experiences on academics. …
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Previous research has documented increased and problematic alcohol use during study abroad experiences for college students. A new randomized controlled trial was designed to prevent increased and problematic alcohol use …
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A recent study investigated the relationship between alcohol and marijuana use among college students, as well as the role of skipping class on the relationship between substance use and GPA. …
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A new study used behavioral economic principles to examine the effects of next-day class characteristics on alcohol demand among college students. In the first experiment, participants were 59 U.S. undergraduates …
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Previous studies of the relationship between adolescent marijuana use and adult intelligence have yielded mixed results. A new study attempted to shed light on this association by examining data from …
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2013 was the first full year after which two U.S. states legalized recreational marijuana use. A recent study used data from the Monitoring the Future study to examine college enrollment …
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School spillover occurs when the education-related obligations and pressures faced by college students extend into other aspects of their lives through shared behaviors or stress. The researchers surveyed 250 students …
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