Kayla Ford, Byron L. Zamboanga, Amie R. Newins, Margo C Hurlocker, Michael B Madson
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Neither a problem nor my problem: Risk factors for underage drinking disengagement among college students.
OBJECTIVE
Underage drinking disengagement (UDD; cognitive restructuring/minimizing agency) measures attitudes about the acceptability and responsibility of drinking. We examined demographic correlates of UDD, as well as the moderating effects of legal drinking status on the association between UDD and drinking.
PARTICIPANTS
College student drinkers (n = 893; Mage = 19.48, range = 18-25; White = 74.1%; female = 68.1%) from a multi-site study.
METHODS
An online confidential survey included the UDD Scale for College Students and the AUDIT-C.
RESULTS
White and multiracial, underage students, or those living with others endorsed greater cognitive restructuring disengagement than Hispanic students, legal-age students, or those living alone or with parents, respectively. Greek membership and greater "party school" perceptions were related to more cognitive restructuring and minimizing agency. The associations between UDD and alcohol use were not moderated by legal drinking age status.
CONCLUSION
Identifying and educating students at risk for UDD on the ramifications associated with underage drinking could combat drinking.
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