Objective: Brief computer-delivered interventions (CDIs) reduce college student drinking and
related problems but can be less efficacious and enduring than in-person interventions. The …

Background There is a growing body of evidence indicating that web-based personalized
feedback interventions can reduce the amount of alcohol consumed in problem drinking …

This research evaluated the effects of two methodological factors (ie, delivery modality and
incentives) on attrition, data quality, depth of processing, and perceived value of a …

Objective Web-based brief alcohol intervention (WBI) programs have efficacy in a wide
range of college students and have been widely disseminated to universities to address …

Objective: When college students violate campus alcohol policies, they typically receive
disciplinary sanctions that include alcohol education or counseling. This meta-analysis …

Objective: The aim of this study was to test the efficacy of brief physician advice in reducing
alcohol use and related harm in college students. Method: The College Health Intervention …

This paper serves to update a prior review of the literature on individual-focused prevention
and treatment approaches for college drinking [Larimer, ME & Cronce, JM (2002) …

Objective: Reduce college student at-risk drinking (ARD) using a Web-based brief
motivational alcohol prevention/intervention called Michigan Prevention and Alcohol Safety …

The efficacy of brief motivational feedback to reduce drinking among college students has
been reported by several researchers. As an extension of this theoretical and applied …