… differences between intercollegiate athletes and intermural and/or club athletes. While this
investigation offers new insights into the drinking behaviors among college student athletes, …

… with the unique social environments and increased level of responsibility associated with
being a collegiate athlete, may strongly influence a student athlete's risk profile for problematic …

… The AUDIT-C consists of three questions assessing the frequency of alcohol use, the amount
of daily consumption, and the frequency of binge drinking (defined as having six or more …

… student and athlete creating a unique collegiate experience that may place athletes at greater
risk for alcohol use … In an effort to better understand alcohol use by college athletes, this …

… A c omparison of 1985 and 1989 data on intercollegiate athletes revealed a decline in
alcohol use: 29% reported drinking three or more times a week in 1985, contrasted with 20% in …

… First, we sought to determine if differences in both alcohol consumption and negative
alcohol-related consequences existed among college athletes from different types of sports. …

… related to alcohol consumption among intercollegiate athletes. In this article, we first examine
the prevalence rates and alcohol consumption patterns of intercollegiate athletes, along …

… intercollegiate athletes to a sample of their non-athlete peers. The Social Anxiety Scale for
Adolescents and alcohol… , we predicted that athletes would report greater levels of alcohol use…

… icant differences for alcohol use and non-use between NCAA divisions. Currently, there is
discussion within higher education and intercollegiate athletics about important differences …

… limited sample that represents only one collegiate athletic conference at one time period. …
banned drug and alcohol usage (including heavy drinking) among college student-athletes. In …