American journal of health behavior · 2008
Social context of drinking and alcohol problems among college students.
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Beck Kenneth H, Arria Amelia M, Caldeira Kimberly M, Vincent Kathryn B, O'Grady Kevin E, Wish Eric D
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OBJECTIVE: To examine how social contexts of drinking are related to alcohol use disorders, other alcohol-related problems, and depression among college students.
METHODS: Logistic regression models controlling for drinking frequency measured the association between social context and problems, among 728 current drinkers.
RESULTS: Drinking for social facilitation was associated with drinking and driving and housing violations. Drinking in the context of motor vehicles was associated with alcohol abuse/ dependence. Drinking in a context of emotional pain was associated with clinical depression.
CONCLUSIONS: Alcohol-free programming that fulfills needs for conviviality and addresses early signs of depression might reduce alcohol problems among college students.
METHODS: Logistic regression models controlling for drinking frequency measured the association between social context and problems, among 728 current drinkers.
RESULTS: Drinking for social facilitation was associated with drinking and driving and housing violations. Drinking in the context of motor vehicles was associated with alcohol abuse/ dependence. Drinking in a context of emotional pain was associated with clinical depression.
CONCLUSIONS: Alcohol-free programming that fulfills needs for conviviality and addresses early signs of depression might reduce alcohol problems among college students.