Extreme Ritualistic Alcohol Consumption Among College Students on Game Day
Extreme Ritualistic Alcohol Consumption Among College Students on Game Day
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DOI：
10.1080/07448480903540473
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发表时间：
2010-03-01
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
Wagenaar, Alex C.
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作者：
Glassman, Tavis J.;Dodd, Virginia J.;Wagenaar, Alex C.
对于大学社区来说，与大学橄榄球比赛相关的饮酒和相关后果是一个严重的公共卫生问题。目的：研究“极端仪式性饮酒”（ERAC）是本研究的重点，ERAC定义为男性在比赛日饮用10杯或以上，女性饮用8杯或以上。参与者：在2006年的秋天，18到24岁的大学生被随机挑选出来完成游戏日调查。方法：研究人员采用横断面研究设计收集资料。结果：16%的受访者在游戏粘土上进行ERAC，而36%的人喝了5杯或更多的酒（女性喝了4杯或更多）。男性、高加索人、希腊人（社会兄弟会或姐妹会的成员）和达到法定饮酒年龄的学生的饮酒率高得不成比例。结论：在比赛日饮酒是很常见的，有相当比例的学生因大量饮酒而将自己置于危险之中。
Alcohol use and the related consequences associated with college football games are a serious public health issue for university communities. Objective: Examining "Extreme Ritualistic Alcohol Consumption" (ERAC), defined as consuming 10 or more drinks on game day for a male, and 8 or more drinks for a female, is the focus of this study. Participants: In the fall of 2006, college students ages 18 to 24 were randomly selected to complete the Game Day Survey. Methods: Researchers utilized a cross sectional research design to collect data. Results: Sixteen percent of the respondents engaged in ERAC on game clay, whereas 36% drank 5 or more drinks (4 or more for females). Male, Caucasian, Greek (members of a social fraternity or sorority), and students of legal drinking age consumed alcohol at disproportionately high rates. Conclusion: Alcohol use is common on game day, with a significant percentage of students placing themselves at risk by drinking large amounts of alcohol.