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The document summarizes research on moods and behavior related to college student drinking. Three studies are reviewed that examine: 1) How alcohol expectancies vary depending on mood for college student drinkers, 2) The role of action orientation in health behavior change for college student drinking, 3) Beneficial reasons for not drinking alcohol endorsed by student drinkers versus abstainers. The studies used quantitative and qualitative methods like surveys and comparisons. Key findings include recommendations to consider mood as a prime for alcohol expectancies and the importance of volitional skills in interventions to promote behavior change. Limitations include applicability only to college students.
The document summarizes research on moods and behavior related to college student drinking. Three studies are reviewed that examine: 1) How alcohol expectancies vary depending on mood for college student drinkers, 2) The role of action orientation in health behavior change for college student drinking, 3) Beneficial reasons for not drinking alcohol endorsed by student drinkers versus abstainers. The studies used quantitative and qualitative methods like surveys and comparisons. Key findings include recommendations to consider mood as a prime for alcohol expectancies and the importance of volitional skills in interventions to promote behavior change. Limitations include applicability only to college students.
The document summarizes research on moods and behavior related to college student drinking. Three studies are reviewed that examine: 1) How alcohol expectancies vary depending on mood for college student drinkers, 2) The role of action orientation in health behavior change for college student drinking, 3) Beneficial reasons for not drinking alcohol endorsed by student drinkers versus abstainers. The studies used quantitative and qualitative methods like surveys and comparisons. Key findings include recommendations to consider mood as a prime for alcohol expectancies and the importance of volitional skills in interventions to promote behavior change. Limitations include applicability only to college students.
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