Exposure to trauma may increase risk of problematic drinking and negative alcohol-related consequences among college students. In addition, college students with symptoms of or a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder …
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Emerging adulthood is often a time of problematic alcohol use as young adults develop a more independent lifestyle and encounter new external stressors. Emotional disorders are also correlated with an …
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College students who disclose greater alcohol consumption are more likely to display alcohol use disorder (AUD) symptomatology during and after college. Among college students who identify as Black/African American, previous …
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Approximately one in ten college students meet criteria for cannabis use disorder (CUD). Cannabis use disorder is associated with a variety of adverse educational outcomes such as lower grade point …
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Drinking among college students is often motivated by social factors like approval from peers. In fact, some studies have shown that approval-contingent self-worth is positively associated with overall levels of …
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Cannabis is a commonly used drug on college campuses and its use has been increasing in recent years. Cannabis use has been associated with a variety of adverse effects including …
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Previous studies have found an association between negative affect and problematic drinking among young adults. This relationship is thought to be due to an increase in an individual’s motivation to …
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The loss of a loved one can be a distressing event for college students and may affect academic performance and increase their risk of developing mental health problems. In addition, …
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Around 66% of college students report experiencing a traumatic event during their lifetime. Trauma exposure and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTS) can increase one’s risk for cannabis use and alcohol use …
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More than half of college students participate in high risk drinking events such as prepartying (drinking alcohol before going to an intended event) and playing drinking games. These behaviors are …
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