Daily-level associations between alcohol use cognitions and normative perceptions among adolescents: An intensive longitudinal study.
Daily-level associations between alcohol use cognitions and normative perceptions among adolescents: An intensive longitudinal study.
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青少年饮酒认知与规范认知之间的日常关联:一项深入的纵向研究。
DOI:
10.1016/j.addbeh.2023.107697
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Bryant,Dwalyn
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作者:
Waldron,KatjaA;Lewis,MelissaA;Fairlie,AnneM;Litt,DanaM;Zhou,Zhengyang;Bryant,Dwalyn
BackgroundAdolescence is an important developmental period in which to understand the cognitive underpinnings of risky alcohol use. Normative perceptions, such as descriptive and injunctive norms, are one of the strongest and most consistent predictors in adolescent drinking research. Thus, it is essential to examine which drinking cognitions (e.g., attitudes, prototypes, perceived vulnerability) are associated with normative drinking perceptions using repeated daily-level data among adolescents. The present study assessed associations between drinking cognitions and normative perceptions using an intensive daily longitudinal design.MethodsParticipants were ages 15–17 years (N = 306; 61.4% female; Mage(SD) = 16.0 (0.8)) who were part of a larger ecological momentary assessment study (EMA) on drinking cognitions and alcohol use. The study design consisted of a 3-week EMA burst design (8 surveys per week, up to 2x/day) that was repeated quarterly over the 12-month study. The present analyses used the afternoon assessment for all measures.ResultsOur multilevel model results demonstrated that drinking attitudes, prototypes of a typical drinker, and perceived vulnerability were positively associated with both descriptive and injunctive drinking norms between individuals and within individuals across days.ConclusionsCurrent findings have important clinical implications as they demonstrated how specific drinking cognitions were associated with variability in normative perceptions at the daily level. Findings support the delivery of intervention messaging to adolescents on days when drinking attitudes, prototypes of a typical drinker, and perceived vulnerability are elevated.
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