The situations associated with excessive drinking among college students were
investigated. 78 undergraduates completed an assessment of their recent drinking patterns …

Objective: Heavy drinking among college students carries with it the risk of adverse
consequences. This study explored the relationship between alcohol-related problems and …

Objective: The present research contrasted theoretical models of college student drinking
tendencies (normative, social control, maturing out). Method: Three groups of students (N …

Objective: Research on individual differences in drinking rates and associated problems
among college students is reviewed. Methods: Studies are included if completed within US …

Using a questionnaire, 487 students and 155 faculty members at two midwestern
undergraduate colleges were surveyed to learn the factors that affect perceptions of problem …

There is some evidence that college student drinkers may continue drinking in the face of
adverse consequences. We examined 2 hypotheses:(a) that this seemingly pathological …

We examined among college students (N= 530; 276 women) the moderating effects of
avoidance (coping) and appetitive (social-enhancement) drinking motives on the within …

Research examining collegiate problem drinking from 1975–1985 is reviewed. Eight topics
are distinguished pertaining to the definition and correlates of problem drinking …

Among a sample of 180 male and 226 female undergraduates, 84.2% reported a heavy
drinking episode (5+ drinks for men, 4+ for women) within the previous 90 days. Principal …

Compared with the findings of previous studies, a recent survey of students at 13 US
colleges found that more women are drinking, fewer Black men are heavy drinkers, there are …