Social identity and drinking: Dissecting social networks and implications for novel interventions.
Social identity and drinking: Dissecting social networks and implications for novel interventions.
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社会身份和饮酒：剖析社交网络及其对新颖干预措施的影响。
DOI：
10.1080/10852352.2019.1603676
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Lembo,JordannaM
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作者：
Neighbors,Clayton;Krieger,Heather;Rodriguez,LindseyM;Rinker,DipaliV;Lembo,JordannaM
年轻人的饮酒一直与广泛定义的类似人群（例如其他女大学生）对不同饮酒水平的流行和认可的看法有关。很少有研究从实际群体成员的角度来考虑影响，这些群体成员构成了个体的社交网络。我们提出两个重叠的群体会对饮酒产生不同的影响（重要的他人;饮酒伙伴;以及两个群体的成员）。此外，我们预计特定的个人（例如浪漫的伴侣和家庭成员）将与较少的饮酒有关。数据来自372名饮酒者，他们在MTurk上记录了每日饮酒和网络成员的存在。结果表明，一致支持的网络成员的数量作为预测的饮料消耗的数量，每天饮酒，无论成员的特点。只有那些不喝酒的重要的人和浪漫的伴侣没有表现出独特的积极联系，每饮酒一天。
Drinking among young adults has been consistently associated with perceptions of prevalence and approval of varying levels of drinking among broadly defined similar others (e.g. other female college students). Few works have considered influences in terms of actual group members comprising individuals’ social networks. We proposed two overlapping groups would differentially influence drinking (important others; drinking buddies; and members of both groups). Furthermore, we expected that specific individuals (e.g. romantic partners and family members) would be associated with less drinking. Data were provided from 372 drinkers who logged daily drinking and the presence of network members on MTurk. Results indicated consistent support for the number of network members present as a predictor of the number of drinks consumed per drinking day, regardless of member characteristics. Only important others who were not drinkers and romantic partners failed to demonstrate unique positive associations with drinks per drinking day.