Trajectories of early alcohol use milestones: Interrelations among initiation and progression.
Trajectories of early alcohol use milestones: Interrelations among initiation and progression.
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10.1111/acer.14723
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2021-11
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Hayes KL
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Jackson KM;Marceau K;Colby SM;Barnett NP;Rogers ML;Hayes KL
Alcohol use shows age-graded patterning, with normative use progressing through characteristic milestones of escalating use or severity. Despite some knowledge about timing of milestone attainment and sequencing across milestones, there is a gap in our understanding of the earliest stages of use. This study characterizes the timing, sequencing, and speed of progression through milestones beginning with first sip. 6th-8th graders (N=1,023; 52% female; 76% White; M=12.23 years old) completed web-surveys through high school end. Participants reported on alcohol experiences including first sip, full drink, consumption of 3+ drinks/occasion (heavy drinking), drunk, and acute consequences, from which milestone age and speed of progression (duration) were calculated. Milestone prevalence, sequencing, and timing were characterized and associations between age of attainment and speed of progression were examined. We also examined whether milestone timing and progression varied by sex and racial/ethnic group. Overall, milestones followed expected ordering with the exception of heavy drinking (3+ drinks/occasion) and drunk, which appear to index similar experiences. Earlier age of attainment was associated with increased likelihood of attaining each of the milestones. In contrast, once a milestone was achieved, there was reduced risk of initiation of subsequent adjacent milestones for those with earlier first sip and full drink, and earlier initiation was associated with longer duration to subsequent milestones. Girls were more likely to attain all milestones than boys but there was no sex difference in age of attainment. In contrast, Hispanic youth reported earlier ages of initiation compared to White non-Hispanic youth but likelihood of attainment did not vary by race/ethnicity. Rapid progression was observed in females but did not vary by race/ethnicity. Risks associated with early drinking are complex, with little support for normative ordering of milestones beyond first sip. Although early drinking is associated with increased risk of subsequent drinking, it does not appear to place the drinker on an accelerated course to heavier use. A nuanced understanding of risks associated with milestone timing may inform intervention efforts.
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