Background Alcohol use has strong associations with the pursuit of pleasure, yet trends in
young people's drinking have been declining in Australia for more than 15 years. Therefore …

This article examines how young people construct drinking and non-drinking as a choice by
drawing on the concept of reflexive habitus–how individuals in contemporary society …

Individuals abstaining from alcohol consumption frequently find themselves in contexts
encouraging consumption, with limited alternative social interaction opportunities …

Background People should be able to quit or moderate their drinking without negative social
consequences, but studies have shown how nondrinkers often face pressure and negative …

Objectives University students in the UK engage in relatively high alcohol consumption
levels, yet young adults, including students, now drink less than previously and abstain …

Being able to control ones drinking is an expression of attitudes in most western societies
towards the act of drinking, and if losing control, one breaks with these attitudes. This is what …

Methods: We pooled the 2015 to 2019 waves of the Canadian Community Health Survey to
include participants aged 18 to 29 years (n= 29598). Using multinomial regression, we …

This chapter summarises the volume of work, drawing together the main messages within
each of the five parts. Limitations of the field of research as a whole relating to samples …

The “Sober Eye”: Examining Attitudes Towards Non-drinkers Page 1 i The “Sober Eye”:
Examining Attitudes Towards Non-drinkers Submitted by Christopher Cheers Bachelor of …

Introduction: Young adult drinking is a public health priority, but knowledge of
socioeconomic status (SES) indicators and alcohol use among emerging adults (EA s; aged …