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Perceptions of Drinking and Related Findings From the Nationwide Campuses Study

John C. Licciardone DO, MS Department of Family Medicine, University of North Texas Health Science Center, Fort Worth
Pages 238-245 | Published online: 24 Mar 2010

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Adam S. Richards & John A. Banas. (2015) Inoculating Against Reactance to Persuasive Health Messages. Health Communication 30:5, pages 451-460.
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Donna M. Kazemi, Morton Wagenfeld, K. Roger Van Horn, Maureen J. Levine & Jacek Dmochowski. (2011) Binge Drinking Among Underage College Students: Role of Impulsivity and the Transtheoretical Model. Journal of Addictions Nursing 22:4, pages 193-199.
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BrianL. Quick & BenjaminR. Bates. (2010) The Use of Gain- or Loss-Frame Messages and Efficacy Appeals to Dissuade Excessive Alcohol Consumption Among College Students: A Test of Psychological Reactance Theory. Journal of Health Communication 15:6, pages 603-628.
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MelissaL. Ricketts & GeorgeE. Higgins. (2007) A Preliminary Study of the Factors that Influence College Student Perceptions of the Nonmedical Use of Prescription Drugs: Criminal Justice versus Noncriminal Justice Students. Criminal Justice Studies 20:4, pages 407-422.
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LindaC. Lederman, LeaP. Stewart & TravisL. Russ. (2007) Addressing College Drinking through Curriculum Infusion: A Study of the Use of Experience-Based Learning in the Communication Classroom. Communication Education 56:4, pages 476-494.
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GeorgeE. Higgins, Richard Tewksbury & Elizabeth Ehrhardt Mustaine. (2007) SPORTS FAN BINGE DRINKING: AN EXAMINATION USING LOW SELF-CONTROL AND PEER ASSOCIATION. Sociological Spectrum 27:4, pages 389-404.
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Lindsey D. Polonec, Ann Marie Major & L. Erwin Atwood. (2006) Evaluating the Believability and Effectiveness of the Social Norms Message "Most Students Drink 0 to 4 Drinks When They Party". Health Communication 20:1, pages 23-34.
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Carolyn A. Lin, John L. Christensen & Anne Borsai Basaran. (2022) Know Your Safe Drinking Skills: Adaptation Strategies for the College Effect. Social Sciences 11:1, pages 18.
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Bartlomiej P. Walus, Sandra Pauletto & Amanda Mason-Jones. (2016) Sonification and music as support to the communication of alcohol-related health risks to young people. Journal on Multimodal User Interfaces 10:3, pages 235-246.
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Penelope Hasking, Carly Shortell & Mireille Machalek. (2016) University Students' Knowledge of Alcoholic Drinks and Their Perception of Alcohol-Related Harm. Journal of Drug Education 35:2, pages 95-109.
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