Friends in low places: The impact of locations and companions on 21st birthday drinking
作者： Lindsey M. Rodriguez , Chelsie M. Young , Mary M. Tomkins , Angelo M. DiBello , Heather Krieger
DOI: 10.1016/J.ADDBEH.2015.08.009
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摘要: The present research examined how various locations and companions were associated with hazardous drinking during 21st birthday celebrations. sample included 912 college students (57% female) who completed an online survey to examine drinking. Locations bars, friends' houses, restaurants, outdoor barbecues, homes, parents' Fraternity/Sorority houses. Companions friends, family members, casual acquaintances, roommates, significant others, none (alone). Participants consumed average of 7.6 drinks reached eBAC .15 their accounted for 20%/18% the variance in number eBAC, respectively, whereas 23%/20% variance. Drinking romantic partners was less drinking, members more Stepwise regressions combining suggested that, overall, celebrating a bar setting Fraternity Sorority strongest variables With exception setting, most important contextual factors
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