To reduce the impact of communicable diseases like COVID-19, collective action is required
and likely to be susceptible to normative influence as well as whether people are more or …

Objective: College matriculation begins a period of transition that is marked by new
freedoms and responsibilities and by increases in a variety of risky behaviors, including …

Misperceptions of peer substance use have previously been implicated as significant
influences on individual use of both alcohol and illicit drugs. However, research on …

Several large epidemiological studies have shown increasing trends on a number of indices
of marijuana use among college age samples. This may be due to changing attitudes about …

This study addresses gaps in the literature by testing gender differences in the associations
between substance use norms and substance use among Latino college students …

The paper reports on the results of an experiment on a brief social norms intervention in fifth
and sixth grade Danish school classes. The intervention took the form of a randomized …

Background Among adult college students in the US, cannabis use is common and
associated with considerable negative consequences to health, cognition, and academic …

Aim Cannabis use is associated with greater likelihood of psychosis. The relationship
between attitudes about cannabis and use has not been examined in youth at clinical high …

Abstract Background American Indian (AI) youth are at increased risk for marijuana use with
marijuana use rates on or near reservations 1.6–4.8 times higher compared to non-AI youth …

Although, extant empirical research on workplace deviance has focused primarily on the
retail, hospitality and banking industry, however there is a paucity of research investigating …