学生对计算机辅助酒精干预效果的看法

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JOURNAL OF DRUG EDUCATION Pub Date : 2023-12-07 DOI:10.1177/00472379231217834

Pamela H. Taylor, Beverly W. Henry, Steven M. Howell, Thomas J. Smith, Kim Milano, Terence Hodges

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目的:包括酒精使用在内的社会适应直接影响大学生的成功。由于越来越依赖于计算机提供的酒精干预措施(cdi)，有必要进一步调查酒精使用和基于网络的干预措施。方法:对51名大学生进行深度焦点小组访谈，了解学生参与CDI的共同经历。结果:参与者确定了性别、文化、父母和家庭对酒精使用行为的影响。个人因素、以前的暴露和经历的差异会影响CDI的态度、行为和结果。结论:要真正成功地预防酒精滥用，需要针对来自不同背景和环境的各种各样的学生采取多种方法。

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Students’ Perceptions on the Effectiveness of a Computer-Delivered Alcohol Intervention

Objective: Social adjustment, including alcohol use, directly affects the success of college students. Due to an increased reliance on computer-delivered alcohol interventions (CDIs) a need has emerged to further investigate alcohol use and web-based interventions. Methods: In-depth focus group interviews were conducted with 51 undergraduate students to elicit information from students on the shared experience of participating in a CDI. Results: Participants identified the influence of gender, culture, parents, and family on alcohol use behavior. A difference in personal factors, previous exposure, and experiences can affect the attitudes, behaviors, and outcomes of a CDI. Conclusion: Multiple approaches geared towards a wide variety of students from different backgrounds and environments are needed to be truly successful in preventing alcohol misuse.

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JOURNAL OF DRUG EDUCATION EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES-

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