First-year university students in the United States are often purported to be at increased risk for initiation of dangerous drinking. As most students transition from living at home with family …
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Alcohol consumption at colleges across the United States frequently results in a host of problems for students related to academics, physical health, mental health, public safety, etc. Universities and other …
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It is well known that alcohol misuse among U.S. college students is a major public health concern. Better understanding of motivations behind responsible drinking may health to develop interventions that …
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Binge drinking is a major public health problem and highly prevalent in young adults. One risk factor for problem drinking that has been researched is Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The …
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It is well known that alcohol use is prominent in American collegiate social life. In recent years, mobile phones with cameras and social media have become integrated into drinking habits. …
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Previous research has established that poor sleep quality and insufficient sleep time modify the relationship between college drinking and negative drinking consequences. A recent study investigated associations between risky drinking …
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Many studies have shown that a strong predictor of college students’ alcohol use is their perception of how much their peers drink. A recent study investigated not only students’ perceptions, …
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Heavy alcohol use is prevalent among young adults, particularly those in college. As young adults enter early adulthood, typically personality traits will change and individuals will gain reasoning skills. However, …
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College students binge drink more frequently than adolescents and young adults, and a new study explored the psychological decision-making processes and other factors that lead to this behavior.
An …
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High episodic drinking (HED), the consumption of 4-5 drinks on a given occasion, is common among college students and puts them at risk for experiencing negative consequences. Many students exceed …
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