Addictive Behaviors,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
141, С. 107641 - 107641
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2023
This
study
contrasts
young
people's
predrinking
in
two
European
cultural
contexts:
Spain
and
the
UK.
Whilst
UK
typically
occurs
amongst
small
groups
of
individuals
who
already
know
one
another,
distinctive
Spanish
context
Botellón
details
a
far
larger
gathering
which
participants
may
be
less
likely
to
each
other.
As
such,
motives
drive
consumption
risk-taking
expected
vary
between
these
cultures.
An
online
questionnaire
(N
=
397;
167,
230)
was
used
examine
variety
drinking
behaviours
associated
beliefs/motivations
including
motivations,
behaviour,
risk
taking.
Path
analysis
analyse
both
direct
indirect
relationships
measures
with
aim
predicting
problem
alcohol
most
parsimonious
model.
Varying
(in)direct
paths
were
observed
Most
notably
pointing
towards
inconsistency
drivers
adults'
drinking,
fun
featured
prominently
among
respondents
predicted
their
reported
(not
so
UK),
while
conviviality
more
prevalent
motive
sample
case
Spain).
Further,
(personal)
risky
behaviour
samples,
suggesting
importance
group
norms
activity,
irrespective
consumption.
These
findings
highlight
potential
environment
people
predrink.
Given
shaping
taking
people,
differences
contexts
warrant
further
investigation.
Drug and Alcohol Review,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
36(6), С. 717 - 720
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2017
In
1969,
MacAndrew
and
Edgerton
published
their
book
Drunken
Comportment
1
with
it
made
a
substantial
contribution
to
cultural
studies
on
alcohol.
Their
argument
was
that
the
behavioural
effects
of
alcohol
differ
greatly
from
society
society,
they
thereby
put
forth
(and
one
could
extend
use
other
substances)
are
culturally
as
well
pharmacologically
determined.
Since
publication
this
seminal
work,
there
has
been
growing
interest
among
researchers
in
understanding
diversity
how
relates
substance
use,
which
turn
generated
demand
for
cross-cultural
comparative
research
studies.
While
is
well-established
nowadays
shaped
by
interplay
psychosocial
factors
characteristics,
empirical
evidence
still
rare.
This
regrettable
since
exchange
increased
tremendously
over
last
decades
due
globalisation
proliferation
worldwide
social
media.
Scholars
recently
argued
2
‘further
work
diverse
contexts
needed
better
understand
drinking
cultures,
interactions
entanglement
factors’
(p.
280).
The
authors
further
emphasise
particular
need
outside
European
Anglophone
countries
explore
micro-
macro-level
characteristics
cultures.
current
Special
Issue
features
series
deal
person-specific
factors,
but
place
them
within
wider
usually
takes
place.
Among
determinants,
motives,
defined
final
decision
drink
or
not,
particularly
important
because
proximal
engaging
drinking.
Constituting
pathway
motives
tend
reflect
more
distal
influences
such
personality
aspects
3,
4.
However,
paper
MacKinnon
et
al.
5
reveals
high
consistency
motives;
not
only
classification
largely
invariant
also
rank
order
endorsing
certain
kind
(social
>
enhancement
coping
conformity)
identical
across
young
adults
10
countries.
A
similar
result
found
concerning
association
between
adverse
consequences
Wicki
6,
includes
adolescents
different
Further
robustness
stability
comes
unique
study
compared
Brazilians
who
immigrated
UK
2–11
years
ago
residing
Brazil
7.
results
revealed
former
had
higher
percentage
binge
than
latter
no
difference
motives.
It
appears
that,
living
another
culture
several
years,
people
adapt
behaviour
consumption
norms
host
country.
cognitive
driving
forces
appear
be
relatively
resistant
change
perhaps
deeply
rooted
origin.
circumstance
may
explain
why,
hand,
links
alcohol-use
patterns
alcohol-related
stable
cultures
while,
strongly
were
endorsed.
Young
what
classify
individualistic
(Switzerland,
Hungary,
Canada,
Netherlands,
Ireland,
USA)
endorsed
positive
reinforcement
enhancement,
i.e.
together
others
get
drunk)
counterparts
collectivistic
(Portugal,
Mexico,
Brazil,
Spain).
same
6
northern
Europe
(Denmark,
Estonia,
Finland,
Scotland
Wales)
middle
southern
(Belgium,
Portugal,
Slovakia
Switzerland).
previous
study,
we
even
demonstrated
mediate
link
differences
adolescent
Taken
together,
psychological
behind
universal
countries,
is,
terms
ranking
around
globe.
although
all
most
have
fun,
when
being
(positive
reinforcement),
some
pronounced
can
partly
why
frequently
heavily.
Similar
pre-drinking
consuming
private
before
going
out.
Labhart
8
reported
practiced
25
included
common
English-speaking
Nordic
often
involves
drinking,
these
consistent
paragraph
5,
6.
addition,
indicates
country's
(measured
prevalent
each
country)
policy
(here,
ratio
on-
off-premise
prices)
affect
individual
practices,
8.
Another
example
determinants
impact
parents
peers
exert,
considerable
focussing
9.
here
Creemers
adds
this,
showing
associations
parental
permissiveness
affiliation
alcohol-using
adult
generalise
case
both
native
immigrant
youth
Netherlands.
generally
less
consumption,
perceived
lower
permission
proportions
friends
Dutch
counterparts.
That
large
13-
15-year-olds
23
receiving
coming
130
origin
11.
argue
values
country
origin,
be—at
least
first
generation
immigrants—more
those
subculture
easily
Saw
al
12
associated
asserting
preference
smoke-free
environments
(e.g.
wanting
exposed
tobacco
smoke
at
home,
workplace
locations)
Korean
Chinese-American
non-smokers
USA.
direct
comparisons,
however,
Korean-Americans
likely
assert
Chinese-Americans,
after
controlling
various
individual,
family
community
factors.
At
glance,
simply
greater
presence
smoking
Korean-American
households.
second
keeping
original
language
traditional
much
stronger
assertiveness
about
Chinese-Americans.
words,
anti-smoking
attitudes
depend
category
remains
connected
always
protective.
When
clash
country,
conflicts
stress
occur,
along
identity
confusion,
feelings
rejection
lack
sense
belonging,
illustrated
qualitative
interviews
Canfield
Barsties
11
rates
drunkenness
sign
immigration-related
difficulties
stressors,
part
parcel
disadvantageous
socio-economic
situation.
form
demarcation
related
status.
Studies
indicate
up
wealthy
rather
poor
families
puts
risk
Comparing
two
levels
income
inequality,
Sentenac
13
French
Canadian
adolescents,
considering
oneself
off
school
family.
Investigating
32
Gomes
de
Matos
14
wealthier
highly
educated.
Thus,
protection
education
offer
undermined
educated
have.
Socio-economic
disparities
poorer
inequality.
low
position
level
makes
if
lives
less-poor
where
wide
access
14.
indication
personal
affluence
matters
emerged
Luczak
15.
male
drinkers
Mauritius,
hazardous
men
Tamil
Hindu
occupational
educational
differences.
Being
Muslim
abstinence
any
pattern.
occupation
shared
religion
per
se.
insights
respect
come
Sznitman
16
Israeli
Arabs
feeling
drunk
breath
concentration
Jews.
taboo
Arab
make
difficult
Jews
acknowledge
them.
Interestingly,
remain
present
comparing
Christians
suggests
beyond
drunkenness.
advance
knowledge
(mainly)
every
setting,
someone
drinks
and/or
hazardously
pre-drinking,
having
permissive
affiliating
peers.
Nevertheless,
occur
setting
another.
Preventive
action
targeting
(i.e.
motives)
needed,
Provision
alternative
sources
stimulation,
altering
expectancies
enhancing
alcohol,
promoting
safer
promising
approaches
show
immigrants
development
either
moderate
into
harmful
patterns.
Most
developing
common.
integration
means
adopt
frequent
heavy
norm
immigrating
to.
On
top
potential
resulting
fuel
urgently
facilitate
promotion
special
schools
focusing
apprenticeship
communication
customs.
should
integrate
efforts
prevent
assimilation
habits
countries—or
settings.
samples
13,
east
Africa
15
clearly
affordability
plays
role
occurrence
points
importance
price
increases
taxation,
repeatedly
shown
effective
public
health
measures
17,
18.
emerging
our
(in
factors)
immigrants'
connectedness
example).
areas
violence,
media
marketing
required
complete
picture.
Moreover,
populations
ones
Issue,
older
clinical
samples.
essential
period
life
become
19.
crucial
degree
intervention
treatment
readily
applied
would
desirable
longitudinal
studies,
follow,
example,
immigration
adaptation
process
allow
studying
changes
disentangling
resistance)
impacts
traditions
facilities
acculturation
example.
like
thank
Prof.
Paul
Dietze
Robin
Room
helpful
comments
improve
work.
None
declared.
Substance Use & Misuse,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
56(13), С. 1941 - 1950
Опубликована: Авг. 11, 2021
This
paper
aimed
to
explore
the
differences
in
subjective
experiences
of
intoxication
depending
on
drinking
location
and
drink
type.
Methods:
Data
came
from
32,194
respondents
The
Global
Drug
Survey
(GDS)
2015,
an
annual,
cross-sectional,
online
survey.
Respondents
selected
their
usual
(home
alone:
home
with
partner/family:
house
parties:
pubs/bars
or
clubs)
(wine;
beer/cider/lager;
spirits
alcopops/coolers).
They
indicated
how
many
drinks
they
required
reach
three
stages
(feeling
effects;
ideal
stage
intoxication;
tipping
point)
frequently
reached
each
stage.
Results:
Drink
type
affected
grams
alcohol
reported
point:
109
gm
wine,
127
alcopops,
133
beer,
134
spirts.
who
drank
at
alone,
clubs
point
more
compared
other
locations.
Conclusions:
Where
people
drink,
amount
different
intoxication.
Understanding
why
locations,
types
lead
a
need
for
greater
consumption
state
drunkenness,
such
as
social
cues
may
enable
reduce
drinking.
Addictive Behaviors,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
141, С. 107641 - 107641
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2023
This
study
contrasts
young
people's
predrinking
in
two
European
cultural
contexts:
Spain
and
the
UK.
Whilst
UK
typically
occurs
amongst
small
groups
of
individuals
who
already
know
one
another,
distinctive
Spanish
context
Botellón
details
a
far
larger
gathering
which
participants
may
be
less
likely
to
each
other.
As
such,
motives
drive
consumption
risk-taking
expected
vary
between
these
cultures.
An
online
questionnaire
(N
=
397;
167,
230)
was
used
examine
variety
drinking
behaviours
associated
beliefs/motivations
including
motivations,
behaviour,
risk
taking.
Path
analysis
analyse
both
direct
indirect
relationships
measures
with
aim
predicting
problem
alcohol
most
parsimonious
model.
Varying
(in)direct
paths
were
observed
Most
notably
pointing
towards
inconsistency
drivers
adults'
drinking,
fun
featured
prominently
among
respondents
predicted
their
reported
(not
so
UK),
while
conviviality
more
prevalent
motive
sample
case
Spain).
Further,
(personal)
risky
behaviour
samples,
suggesting
importance
group
norms
activity,
irrespective
consumption.
These
findings
highlight
potential
environment
people
predrink.
Given
shaping
taking
people,
differences
contexts
warrant
further
investigation.