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Designated-Driver Programs: College Students' Experiences and Opinions

Mary A. Glascoff EdD School of Health and Human Performance at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, USA
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Sharon M. Knight PhD School of Health and Human Performance at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, USA
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Lisa K. Jenkins MEd School of Health and Human Performance at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, USA
Pages 65-70 | Published online: 09 Jul 2010

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Sheila Sarkar, Marie Andreas & Fabio de Faria. (2005) Who Uses Safe Ride Programs: An Examination of the Dynamics of Individuals Who Use a Safe Ride Program Instead of Driving Home While Drunk. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 31:2, pages 305-325.
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KathleenS. Valde & KristineL. Fitch. (2004) Desire and sacrifice: Seeking compliance in designated driver talk. Western Journal of Communication 68:2, pages 121-150.
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Debbie Treise, JoyceM. Wolburg & CeleC. Otnes. (1999) Understanding the “Social Gifts” of Drinking Rituals: An Alternative Framework for PSA Developers. Journal of Advertising 28:2, pages 17-31.
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James C. Fell, Jennifer Scolese, Tom Achoki, Courtney Burks, Allison Goldberg & William DeJong. (2020) The effectiveness of alternative transportation programs in reducing impaired driving: A literature review and synthesis. Journal of Safety Research 75, pages 128-139.
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A. Watson & B. Watson. (2014) An outcome evaluation of the ‘Skipper’ designated driver program. Accident Analysis & Prevention 66, pages 27-35.
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Adam E. Barry, Steven M. Howell & Maurice Dennis. (2011) Evaluating impaired drivers confidence and intention to “(Please) drink responsibly”. Journal of Safety Research 42:2, pages 137-142.
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Susan M. Ditter, Randy W. Elder, Ruth A. Shults, David A. Sleet, Richard Compton & James L. Nichols. (2005) Effectiveness of Designated Driver Programs for Reducing Alcohol-Impaired Driving. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 28:5, pages 280-287.
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Mary Ann Timmerman, E.Scott Geller, Kent E. Glindemann & Angela K. Fournier. (2003) Do the designated drivers of college students stay sober?. Journal of Safety Research 34:2, pages 127-133.
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A. Rodríguez-martos. (2002) Prevención de lesiones atribuibles al alcohol en el marco de una política de reducción de daños. Trastornos Adictivos 4:2, pages 95-108.
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Wayne M Harding, Barry D Caudill & Brent A Moore. (2001) Do companions of designated drivers drink excessively?. Journal of Substance Abuse 13:4, pages 505-514.
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Barry D. Caudill, Wayne M. Harding & Brent A. Moore. (2000) DWI prevention: Profiles of drinkers who serve as designated drivers.. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors 14:2, pages 143-150.
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