Harmful drinking and perceived parental image
Perceived Parental Rejection Has an Indirect Effect on Young Women’s Drinking to Cope
... the drinking motives of undergraduate women, Smith and Berger (2010) found a complex impetus for such ...surround drinking like parties and sporting events—and the subsequent “storytelling” from such ...
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Parental Influence on Drinking Behaviors at the Transition to College: The Mediating Role of Perceived Friends’ Approval of High-Risk Drinking
... of perceived parental approval on academic and work consequences, social consequences, and drinking and driving—all consequences that may be more easily observed by ...to perceived friends’ ...
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Alcohol-use disorders: preventing harmful drinking
... be perceived as ...discussing drinking with users, whereas other users report that they are more likely to discuss alcohol- related issues with their ...
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What are other parents saying? Perceived parental communication norms and the relationship between alcohol-specific parental communication and college student drinking
... safer drinking. Perceived Parental Communication Perceived parental communication was positively associated with both frequency of communication and targeted ...
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Understanding adolescent binge drinking in Spain: how school information campaigns moderate the role of perceived parental and peer consumption
... Despite these findings, this study also has certain limitations that present interesting opportunities for future research. First, although ESTUDES provided a nationally representative sample, we focused only on one ...
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“Down Your Drink” (DYD): a digital intervention to reduce harmful drinking
... and image rather than language-based processing, to a slower more thoughtful environment of sitting quietly with a computer and completing exercises normally found in therapy or education ...
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Childhood Drinking and Depressive Symptom Level Predict Harmful Personality Change
... between drinking and smoking behavior, and the reciprocal relationship between binge eating and ...as parental socioeconomic status, and that our results might have differed had there been no ...that ...
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Perceived norms, alcohol outcome expectancies, and collegiate drinking: examining the mediating role of drinking motives
... from 1999 to 2005 the proportion of college students aged 18-24 years old who consumed five or more drinks in a row during the past 30 days increased from 41.7% to 45.2% (Hingson, 2010). Most college students have ...
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The effect of parental drinking on alcohol use in young adults: the mediating role of parental monitoring and peer deviance
... between parental and young adult alcohol use and whether these associations were mediated through early alcohol initiation, parental monitoring, and associating with deviant ...and perceived ...
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A STUDY OF PERCEIVED PARENTAL ENCOURAGEMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN RELATION TO LOCALITY, CASTE AND PARENTAL INCOME
... child. Parental encouragement plays a major role in determining the attitude, behaviour and self-image of the ...change. Parental support and encouragement is critical in adolescence as anxiety and ...
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Parental and Peer Influences on Adolescent Drinking: The Relative Impact of Attachment and Opportunity
... While parental monitoring of children’s behaviors also appears to reduce their use of alcohol and other substances by limiting their opportunities for engaging in these types of activities (Bahr, Hawks & Wang, ...
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Perceived parental permissiveness toward gambling and risky behaviors in adolescents
... heavy drinking during undergraduate years and heavy drinking then predicted subsequent increases in sensa- tion-seeking and impulsivity among undergraduates (Quinn et ...
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Perceived Parental Factors as Predictors of Spiritual Maturity in Emerging Adults
... 4 (up to 48%) by today’s emerging adults, millennials, those born between 1980 and 2000 (Stein & Sanburn, 2013). The physical and emotional distance the emerging adult often places between him or herself and his or ...
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Perceptions of adult trauma patients on the acceptability of text messaging as an aid to reduce harmful drinking behaviours
... Methods: Thirty mobile phone users ( ≥ 16 years old) admitted to Auckland City Hospital as a result of injury were recruited (December 2010 – January 2011). Participants were interviewed face-to-face during their ...
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Interventions for harmful drinking and alcohol dependence
... Alcohol dependence A cluster of behavioural, cognitive and physiological factors that typically include a strong desire to drink alcohol and difficulties in controlling its use. Someone who is alcohol-dependent may ...
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Treating harmful drinking and alcohol dependence
... Some people find it difficult to discuss their alcohol misuse, so your confidentiality, privacy and dignity should be respected at all times. Specialist alcohol treatment centres Care staff in specialist alcohol ...
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Perceived Parental Attitudes and Predelinquency
... 3 5 He tried to find the relationship between mothers' expressed attitudes toward sons (with the Shoben scale), and that of sons toward mothers (with a fifty item Child[r] ...
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What are the effects of Parental Problem Drinking?
... experiences illustrates the double-edged nature of potentially resilient practices, as for some, it evidently entails severing ties and leaving people behind, something some children are unwilling to do Backett-Milburn ...
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What are the effects of Parental Problem Drinking?
... experiences illustrates the double-edged nature of potentially resilient practices, as for some, it evidently entails severing ties and leaving people behind, something some children are unwilling to do Backett-Milburn ...
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Teenage Drinking In California Without Parental Consent
... without parental obligations imposed by a drink his or to the consents do you can my divorce? The IRS, in turn, usesyour Social Security number or ITIN toprocess your federal tax ...for drinking conviction ...