Are Co-Users of Alcohol and Marijuana More Willing to Experience Consequences from Drinking?
Research Brief: Are Co-Users of Alcohol and Marijuana More Willing to Experience Consequences from Drinking?
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Influences of Misperceptions of Peer Drinking
A recent study built upon existing research on how misperceptions of peer drinking influences college students’ personal drinking behaviors. This study included data from over 1,300 students recorded throughout their …
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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Marijuana Use during the Initial Transition to College
Many studies have highlighted the public health concern of substance use among college students. A new study specifically examined the transition period between high school and college and surveyed students …
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Specific Facets of Trait Mindfulness Reduce Risk for Alcohol and Drug Use Among First-Year Undergraduate Students
The first year of attending a university is often linked to heavy alcohol and drug use among young adults. Trait mindfulness, meaning acting with awareness and in a purposeful and …
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Affects of alcohol use on first-year college women
First-year college women are more likely to experience negative consequences such as blacking out and unwanted sex when they drink heavily. A recent study looked at alcohol use on the …
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Study examines correlations between personality traits and prescription drug use, misuse among college students
UReport Research: Personality traits correlated with prescription drug use and misuse
Alcohol, other drug use linked to salvia use among incoming U.S. college students
UReport Research: Salvia use rates & correlates among incoming college students
Alcohol consequence trajectories linked to residence status among U.S. college students
UReport Research: Alcohol consequences & living off campus
For first-year students, mental health and social norms may influence drinking behaviors, consequences
Previous studies have documented that about one-third of U.S. college student report experiencing anxiety or depression. A new study investigated cross-sectional relationships among symptoms of anxiety and depression, perceived norms …
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For college students, gamified PNF approach shows promise as a self-sustaining alcohol intervention
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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