Acculturation has been studied as one key sociocultural determinant that helps explain
ethnic disparities in alcohol use outcomes among Hispanic Americans. Primary studies and …

Research indicates alcohol use among Latinas/os occurs within a gendered context.
Scholars surmise this is due to traditional gender roles (TGRs) of Latina/o culture, but …

Background: Hispanic college students experience minority stressors and are therefore at
greater risk of experiencing alcohol-related consequences. Resilience may protect against …

Objective: College students' reliance on social media is both a risk factor for alcohol-related
problems and a possible avenue for intervention. Greater understanding of students' social …

Introduction This study examined the role of gender and familism support in the associations
between parental and adolescent drinking behaviors in a sample of Mexican adolescents …

Background Research suggests that self‐regulation, which refers to one's ability to manage
a behavior, and social support are related to alcohol use. Other research suggests that …

Research on health among Latinos often focuses on acculturation processes and the
associated stressors that influence drinking behavior. Given the common use of …

Objective: This cross-sectional study was conducted to investigate which components of
acculturation relate to drinking games participation among Hispanic college students. We …

Many college students, are susceptible to alcohol use and related problems, including
Hispanic and Asian Americans. A potential factor contributing to this risk is acculturation …

During the past several years, a steadily growing body of literature examining acculturation
and alcohol use among Hispanic college students has emerged. A review of this literature …