Individual’s substance use behaviors are often influenced by psychosocial variables including injunctive and subjective social norms. Injunctive social norms are behaviors that society approves of whereas descriptive norms refer to …
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One in five deaths per year in the United States is caused by tobacco smoking. In recent years, waterpipe tobacco (WPT) smoking, also known as hookah, has become increasingly popular …
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Due to the prevalence of substance use on college campuses, young adults in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) may face challenges regarding maintaining recovery on college campuses. Many universities …
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The second most commonly used drug among college students is cannabis with around 43% of students reporting use during 2019. Many college students also report co-use of alcohol and cannabis …
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Previous research has shown that 1 in 3 college students engage in binge drinking with undergraduate students at a 4- year college most likely. Students can be sanctioned for violations …
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As rates of substance use among young adults increase in America, there is a need for intervention and recovery programs. These researchers looked at implementing a program called Project Amp: …
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The need for substance use recovery resources has never been higher, and there are specific concerns and needs of the college-aged population. In 2016, Arizona State University started a collegiate …
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There are relatively few collegiate recovery communities (CRCs) on small residential campuses (SRC). The current article reviewed existing programs and common implementation problems experienced on small campuses. Recommendations are made …
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UReport Research: Explict and implicit bias associated with addiction and recovery language
It has been documented that young adults using marijuana heavily often try to quit on their own. A new study aimed at identifying momentary experiences during marijuana use that could …
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