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.
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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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Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are often used by college students who also use alcohol. A recent study investigated patterns of e-cigarette use, alcohol use, and mental illness in college students.
Blackouts are experienced by many college students and significantly increase the risk for alcohol-related harm. However, few college students are aware of the risk factors that lead to blackouts.
Alcohol use tends to increase in individuals during their transition for high school to college. Heavy drinking and binge drinking occur frequently within first year students and can increase the …
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To further understand drinking to cope with stressors (DTC) and development of alcohol related problems in young adulthood, a recent study looked at drinking behaviors of college-aged individuals and then …
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