We surveyed the US non-institutionalized population age 18+ on opinions regarding 23
alcohol control policies (N= 7,021). The cooperation rate among contacted households was …

We conducted a survey of a probability sample of adult residents in the State of Michigan,
assessed public support for various alcohol and drinking-driving policy changes, examined …

This article examines public opinion in US alcohol policies during the 1990s and their
correlates in 2000, using five national telephone surveys. Trend analyses of public opinion …

Aims. To study international and within country differences with regard to views by the
general public on alcohol policy topics, describe associations with socio‐demographic …

Objective: Public views on alcohol policies have facilitated legislative change. Given limited
resources, however, policy makers and prevention advocates cannot make haphazard …

Public opinion on alcohol policy has received little research attention until recently, although
a coherent research agenda in this area holds promise of a better understanding of the …

Trends in public opinion about 11 possible alcohol policy initiatives are analysed in
probability surveys of adults in the United States and in Ontario in 1989, 1990 and 1991. In …

Using 1998 provincial survey data (n= 1,205), the authors examine responses to 7 items
concerning public opinion on alcohol-related policy in Ontario. The purpose of the study is to …

We examine 1989–2005 trends in United States (US) public opinion using 11 alcohol policy
items (seven national telephone surveys) during a dynamic drop in per capita intake until the …

Public support for the regulation of alcohol is central to government policies aimed at
reducing consumption. This study uses a nationally representative population survey …