Athletes and Energy Drinks: Reported Risk-Taking and Consequences from the Combined Use of Alcohol and Energy Drinks
作者： Conrad Woolsey , Alex Waigandt , Niels C. Beck
DOI: 10.1080/10413200903403224
关键词: Combined use 、 Alcohol 、 Alcohol education 、 Risk taking 、 Athletes 、 Psychology 、 Alcohol equivalence 、 Binge drinking 、 Unit of alcohol 、 Environmental health
摘要: This study measured athletes’ alcohol, energy drink, and combined-use. It also compared reported risk-taking consequences while using alcohol-only in combination with drinks. From the total sample of 401 intercollegiate student-athletes, 315 (78%) used 150 (37%) combined alcohol drinks, 194 (48%) drinks (EDs) without alcohol. Ninety-two percent drinkers participated binge drinking. Sixty-one users high risk “energy binge” drinking episodes (using 3+ EDs on one occasion). Results indicated (n = 150) consumed significantly more had riskier habits (e.g., heavy drinking) than athletes who only 165). The use could potentially contribute to increased negative consequences. suggest a possible need include information about existing athlete education preventio...
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