Traditional college students are members of an age bracket noted for high levels of risky
behavior, and research has shown that certain risky behaviors, such as disordered eating …

Individuals who act impulsively under stress show increased risk for both problematic
alcohol use and problems with food. These two issues evidence significant comorbidity; …

The purpose of the present study was to understand eating disorders risk factors and their
relationship to substance abuse; hence their co-occurrence, among military personnel. A …

Objective: According to the acquired preparedness model (APM), personality traits related to
disinhibition (ie, impulsivity and sensation seeking) may influence the learning process …

Eating disorders (EDs) and alcohol use disorders, as well as less severe eating disorder
symptoms and alcohol use, are behaviors that can result in severe physical, social …

College students are at heightened risk of engaging in unhealthy alcohol use that leads to
negative consequences (eg, motor vehicle accidents, poor academic performance) …

Existing research suggests that college students engage in concerning rates of high-risk
drinking, including binge drinking, often resulting in significant alcohol related problems. The …

Under-age drinking and the overconsumption of alcohol among undergraduate students
results in unnecessary physical, emotional, and intellectual problems, as well as economic …

To explore relations among family history of alcohol abuse, drinking patterns, and gender on
behavioral undercontrol and sensitivity to alcohol-related cues, 44 college students (23 …

Late adolescence is a developmental stage of peak alcohol use. College populations, in
particular, show a high prevalence of binge drinking. Curtailing high-risk substance use …