The authors tested a restraint-based model that binge drinking is a function of being tempted
to drink alcohol while also being concerned about avoiding excessive alcohol intake …

The prevalence and frequency of binge drinking among 334 first-year students at a private
university were examined in relation to alcohol-related problems, social contexts of drinking …

Previous research has examined protective behavioral strategies (PBS), or cognitive-
behavioral strategies that may be employed when using alcohol to reduce consumption and …

Several attitudes that predicted binge drinking on campus were identified by focus groups. A
brief classroom intervention led to self‐reported attitude change among university students …

The current study examined binge drinking among high school students over an academic
year. Adolescent drinkers (N= 621; 58% female) were grouped into 4 trajectories: drinkers …

A style of control over alcohol consumption, termed restrained drinking, has been identified
as an important predictor of drinking behavior and a possible risk factor for more serious …

The aim of this study was to test the cognitive model [Addict. Behav. 29 (2004) 159] of binge
drinking in university students. In Study 1, 202 participants completed the Drinking …

Introduction: The main aim of this study is to improve our knowledge on binge drinking
behavior in adolescents. In particular, we tested a model of predictors of binge drinking …

Relationships between drinking motives (self-perceived reasons for drinking alcohol) and
drinking restraint (preoccupation with controlling alcohol intake) were examined in a …

Testing separate path analytic models for 7th-grade users and nonusers, we assess the
impact of cognitive, social influence and behavioral antecedents on adolescent drinking 3 …