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Binge Drinking has been argued to be the number one public health hazard and the primary source of preventable morbidity and mortality for the the more than 6 million college students in the United States. Binge drinking often begins in adolescence and continues into young adulthood. Recent estimat...
College Students as Binge DrinkersCollege Students as Binge DrinkersThis article discusses the findings on binge drinking among college students in the U.S., based on a survey of college students in the U.S., as of 1995. Based on the...
College students statistically struggle to strike a balance when it comes to food and alcohol. Many on campus are simply eating and drinking too much
TV, Social Media, and College Students’ Binge Drinking Intentions: Moderated Mediation ModelsThis study investigates the effects of different types of perceived media diversity and media reliance on individuals' public opinion expressions in China. Using data from a survey of 327 undergraduates in ...
seeking and neurotic) to problem drinking in the college setting. Factors that predicted future drinking problems after college were also examined. Overall, it seems that interventions and prevention programs would need to reach college students at all three levels—the environment, individual ...
Studies conducted on characteristics of binge drinking and associated behaviours in college student populations are scarce especially in France. Hence, it is important to identify risk factors for binge drinking at university, especially those which may
The authors examined the relationship between binge drinking and other substance use among US college students, using nationally representative data from the 1995 National College Health Risk Behavior Survey implemented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Compared with nonbinge drinkers, cur...
The purpose of this study was to gain knowledge about SCSU students that participated in binge drinking and used Counseling Services. Information was derived from 202 intake forms completed by students when they first visited Counseling Services. The research explored differences among the demographics ...
college students, and binge drinking, defined as having five or more drinks in a row at least once in the past two weeks, significantly declined for college students to 28 percent in 2018, a record low since 1980; and 30-day cigarette smoking among college students was 6.8 percent in 2018...