Day drinking among college students and its association with risky substance use behaviors.
Day drinking among college students and its association with risky substance use behaviors.
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10.1111/acer.14736
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2021-12
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通讯作者:
Maggs JL
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Calhoun BH;Maggs JL
Day drinking, or drinking during the daytime, is a term used colloquially in the media and among college students based on anecdotal evidence. Drinking at tailgate parties, generally thought to be a type of day drinking, tends to be particularly heavy and reach levels comparable to drinking on holidays and special occasions. The objective of this paper was to assess how many and how often students day drank and whether day drinking days (i.e., days drinking began before 4:00 PM) were associated with heavy drinking, legal intoxication, negative alcohol-related consequences, and three risky substance use behaviors. A longitudinal daily diary study of college students followed for their first seven semesters of college. The analytic sample included 7,633 drinking days nested with 619 student drinkers. Logistic and Poisson multilevel models tested associations between day drinking days and substance use outcomes and negative consequences. Approximately 50% of drinkers day drank at least once, and day drinking occurred on 9% of drinking days. Day drinking days were characterized by heavy drinking as evidenced by strong, positive associations between day drinking and drinking to heavy episodic (HED) and high-intensity drinking (HID) thresholds on a given day. In contrast, students were less likely to reach legal intoxication and experienced fewer negative alcohol-related consequences on day drinking days compared to days drinking began in the evening or nighttime. Students who reported day drinking more often throughout the study also reported more days of drinking to the HED and HID thresholds and played drinking games and mixed alcohol with energy drinks more frequently. Day drinking was not uncommon among this sample of college students. Findings suggest day drinking days may be characterized by heavy drinking and may be a behavior most typically engaged in by heavy drinkers, including members of Greek organizations.
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