DRINKING TO GET DRUNK AMONG INCOMING FRESHMEN COLLEGE STUDENTS.
DRINKING TO GET DRUNK AMONG INCOMING FRESHMEN COLLEGE STUDENTS.
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DOI：
10.1080/19325037.2011.10599176
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发表时间：
2011-01-03
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1
通讯作者：
Bush E
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作者：
Boekeloo BO;Novik MG;Bush E
这项研究调查了那些故意喝酒喝醉的大学新生（DTGD）。本文对307名住在大学新生宿舍的新生在过去30天内报告饮酒的调查数据进行了分析。大多数自述饮酒者（76.9%）报告有DTGD。与其他新生饮酒者相比，那些报告有DTGD的新生明显更有可能在参加聚会或酒吧之前喝酒，参加饮酒游戏，在非学校之夜但不在学校之夜大量饮酒，使用白酒，使用啤酒，酒精和药物混合，经历过宿醉，呕吐，昏倒和/或昏迷。这些协会支持将DTGD作为一种预先冥想、控制和故意饮酒以达到醉酒状态的措施。在本研究人群中观察到的常见故意醉酒可能对大学酒精风险降低计划有影响。
This study examined college freshmen who intentionally drink alcohol to get drunk (DTGD). Survey data from 307 incoming freshmen college students living in freshmen residence halls who reported drinking alcohol in the last 30 days were analyzed. The majority (76.9%) of these self-reported drinkers reported DTGD. Relative to other freshmen drinkers, those who reported DTGD were significantly more likely to have consumed alcohol before going out to a party or bar, participated in a drinking game, drank heavily on a non-school night but not on a school night, used liquor, used beer, combined alcohol and drugs, experienced a hangover, vomited, passed out, and/or blacked out. The associations support DTGD as a measure of pre-meditated, controlled, and intentional consumption of alcohol to reach a state of inebriation. Common intentional drunkenness as observed in this study population may have implications for college alcohol risk reduction programs.