While alcohol use may be viewed as a normative experience across college campuses, it has been linked with high levels of problematic alcohol use. A factor that may play a …
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Previous research has shown that suicidal ideation and cannabis have shared risk factors. Along with this, some studies have found associations between them while other have found no associations. The …
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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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Young adults have been found to have high levels of stress and symptoms that arise from stress. Stress can lead to negative problems such as poorer health along with substance …
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Previous studies suggest that problematic alcohol use can lead to negative health and social consequences along with an inability to process and learn from the consequences. The current study attempts …
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Marijuana rates have continued to increase as policies are changing across the United States. These rates are especially rising in the young adult population (18-22 years). Studies have previously looked …
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Problematic drinking is seen often among students at college universities. Possible motives such as coping motives (drinking to reduce negative affect) and negative urgency (tendency for rash reaction in response …
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Symptoms of depression can be common in college students across the world. There has already been research suggesting that depression can be linked to marijuana consumption to alleviate unpleasant or …
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There has been research surrounding college students illicit stimulant use showing that it is on the rise across the United States. However, adequate research has not been completed to look …
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Cannabis is a commonly used drug in the United States as its popularity grows. It has also been found that its highest use is among young adults from 17-25 years …
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