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Using the theory of planned behavior to explain the drinking motivations of social, high-risk, and extreme drinkers on game day.

scientific article published in April 2010

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Using the theory of planned behavior to explain the drinking motivations of social, high-risk, and extreme drinkers on game day. (English)

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Tavis Glassman

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Robert E Braun

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Virginia Dodd

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Jeffrey M Miller

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E Maureen Miller

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1 April 2010

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Journal of Community Health

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35

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172-181

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Models of alcohol use by young adults: an examination of various attitude-behavior theories

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Extreme ritualistic alcohol consumption among college students on game day.

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Many college freshmen drink at levels far beyond the binge threshold

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Alcohol outcome expectancies, attitudes toward drinking and the theory of planned behavior

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The theory of planned behavior as a model of heavy episodic drinking among college students

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Understanding binge drinking among young people: an application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour

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Trends in college binge drinking during a period of increased prevention efforts. Findings from 4 Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol Study surveys: 1993-2001.

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The impact of a tailgating policy on students' drinking behavior and perceptions

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Alcohol-related fan behavior on college football game day.

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Event- and context-specific normative misperceptions and high-risk drinking: 21st birthday celebrations and football tailgating.

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10.1007/S10900-009-9205-1

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