For a study of elevated psychological distress, the authors used data based on a national
probability sample of 7,800 Canadian undergraduate students from 16 universities. They used …

This document is intended for health professionals, policymakers, communication experts
and members of the public who may wish to be informed about low-risk use of alcohol, …

Objective: Student drinking is largely related to the setting of the drinking occasion as well as
to individual psychosocial characteristics. This article assesses the effect of the reasons for …

Using a multi-level approach, we examined the contribution of drinking setting characteristics
and of individual characteristics on the alcohol intake per drinking occasion. The data are …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of Safer Bars, an intervention to
reduce aggression in bars. A total of 734 pre ‐ post‐intervention observations were …

Research in the area of second-language acquisition has traditionally focused on the
effects of aptitude and attitudes and motivation on second language achievement. 1 More …

Aims To compare alcohol use among US and Canadian college students. Design Results of
the 1999 College Alcohol Study and the 1998 Canadian Campus Survey are compared. …

Issue. Low‐risk drinking guidelines have been developed independently in a number of
jurisdictions resulting in different sets of advice with different definitions of ‘low risk’. This paper …

Using cost-of-illness methodology applied to a comprehensive survey of 114 daily opiate
users not currently in or seeking treatment for their addiction, we estimated the 1996 social …

One of the major approaches to alcoholism prevention is referred to as the distribution of
consumption model. This prevention model can be summarized as a causal model whereby the …