… roles alcohol expectancies and self-efficacy play in the … alcohol consumption among college
students. Past studies have relied on self-reported drinking history as a measure of drinking …

… Self-efficacy is often context-specific, and students may find it particularly challenging to … to
low) tension reduction alcohol expectancies substantially increased alcohol-related problems (…

… that prior drinking, parental monitoring, and peer influence were directly associated with
drinking refusal self-efficacy, and the self-efficacy, in turn, was associated with drinking intentions…

… college students report heavy episodic drinking (4+/5+ drinks … self-efficacy in general is a
reliable proximal predictor of risky alcohol use, mediating effects of both alcohol expectancies …

… drinking refusal self-efficacy skills of college students, particularly those high in certain
personality features, in order to reduce alcohol… (eg, drinking motives, alcohol expectancies) and …

… and negative alcohol expectancies. Examples of positive alcohol expectancies include feeling
… In adult and university samples in Australia and the US, individuals who drank for coping …

… , DRSEQ-R is a reliable and valid instrument to measure for drinking refusal self-efficacy
in Korean college students. Key words: Alcohol drinking, Self-efficacy, Reliability, Validity …

… , peer group drinking and self-efficacy in refusing to drink alcohol in influencing alcohol …
The importance of alcohol expectancies and drinking refusal self-efficacy in the quantity and …

… that refusal self-efficacy is a protective factor for reducing alcohol use. Training to improve
refusal self-efficacy should be included in future intervention programs to reduce alcohol use …

… between drinking and general self-efficacy. If future studies among university students do …
General self-efficacy involves a “global”, generalized assessment of one’s ability to perform …