… The burgeoning popularity of Dry January is found to result from how this … self-control,
Dry January should instead be understood as an embodied experience of ethical self-formation. …

… as noted above, participation in Dry January has been linked to … of Dry January on general
self-efficacy (GSE), or general well-being. This is important because promotion of Dry January …

… Dry January is a national multimedia campaign in the UK that encourages people to abstain
from drinking alcohol during the month of January. … in participation in Dry January between …

… by 4146 Dry January participants. The results show that young adults enter Dry January for
… Data were collected online using self-completed questionnaires conducted at the time of …

… without the necessary supports may be less likely to succeed in meeting their drinking
reduction goals, which, in turn, may reduce their self-efficacy and ultimately limit future efforts to …

… January and February 2020 and 2021, and ii) 104,598 users of the ‘Try Dry’app, the official
aid to those participating in Dry January … drinkers reporting a Dry January-motivated reduction …

… per year (eg, Dry January resources, Dry January health benefits, updates related to Dry
January progress), suggesting relative consistency in Dry January content over time. Although …

… of increasing and higher risk drinkers reporting a reduction attempt motivated by temporary
abstinence and changes in prevalence of use of the official app accompanying Dry January …

… Here I show that the drop itself can generate one of the essential conditions for ring formation
to occur: contact line pinning. Furthermore, I show that when self-induced pinning is the …

… Our results establish that, in dry atmospheres, spontaneous … In the latter case, small-scale
eddies conspire to self-organize … physics is the phenomenon of self-organization, which …