The transition from high school to college is a pivotal period for many students during which time risky drinking patterns can develop. Alcohol consumption during college can increase one’s risk …
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The transition from high school to college is a particularly stressful time for many young adults and may lead to participation in risky health behaviors including substance use and disordered …
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High-risk drinking behaviors are a significant health concern on college campuses. There are many negative consequences association with drinking however, alcohol use alone only accounts for a quarter to half …
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Approximately 33% of college students report heavy episodic drinking (four or five drinks in one sitting), whereas 6% of college students have been diagnosed with alcohol use disorders. Personality characteristics …
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Heavy drinking and alcohol associated consequences are significantly increasing during the transition from high school to college. During the college transition many individuals also experience sexual and gender identity milestones …
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Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use is common on college campuses, as evident by a 2018 survey that found one in five college students use e-cigarettes or vape products. Cannabis vape products …
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The transition to college is a time for young adults to explore independent living and self-care. During this time period young adults may also engage in risk behaviors such alcohol …
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Alcohol is one of the most commonly used substances by young adults in the United States. College students in particular are at a higher risk of engaging in risky alcohol …
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Previous research on first year college students has shown that they often participate in risky drinking behaviors, especially if they believe that doing so is an important part of the …
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Research Brief: Are Co-Users of Alcohol and Marijuana More Willing to Experience Consequences from Drinking?
