Objective: The risk of injury or death due to motor vehicle crash is highest from ages 16 to
35. Crash rates are associated with driver's gender, age, inexperience, emotional states …

PURPOSE: This article examines adolescent psychosocial and problem behavior
characteristics as predictors of traffic offenses from licensure to early young adulthood …

The relationship of sensation-seeking to alcohol use and risk-taking behavior was studied in
a sample of college women. Two groups often, identified on the basis of extreme high and …

This paper examines the correlates and predictors of driving under the influence behaviors
(DUIBs) during the past month by college students. Measures of heavy episodic drinking …

This paper examines differences in the adolescent psychosocial and problem behavior
characteristics of individuals who have stable-low, increasing, stable-high and decreasing …

This study examines factors relevant to drinking and driving for separate sample of male and
female American college students. Drawing on routine activity theory, direct measures of …

Abstract In “Every 15 Minutes,” a high school drunk driving prevention program, students
and community members elaborately reenact a fatal auto crash and its aftermath. This new …

This study used school-based survey data from 6,870 students, and Michigan State Police
crash records and Michigan Secretary of State driver history records to identify crash types …

The present study was composed of two main parts. First, the mediating mechanisms of a
school-based drug prevention program, the Midwestern Prevention Project (MPP), in …

The social cost of delinquency, drug use and injury among adolescents is extensive and
highlights the need for interventions aimed at preventing such behaviour among children …