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Impulsivity and drinking motives predict problem behaviours relating to alcohol use in University students

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Table 1 Frequency of consumption of each type of alcohol in the whole sample
Figure 1: Predicted model of relationships between impulsivity factors and negative consequences of alcohol consumption
Figure 2: Frequency of alcohol-related behaviours with negative consequences
Figure 3: The observed model showing significant direct relationships between variables included in path analysis

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