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Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education articles from June 2007
A refereed scholarly journal presenting various educational philosophies and differing viewpoints with regard to alcohol and drugs. Reports teacher experiences and experiments, and provides a reference for actual teaching materials, including a factual gu
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Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education archives from June 2007
Preventing smoking and tobacco usage in youth.(EDITORIAL)
June 1, 2007... Tobacco use is responsible for about 430,000 deaths among adults in the United States (United States Department of Health & Human Services [USDHHS], 2001). Tobacco use in adolescents occurs mainly in the form of cigarette smoking, cigar smoking...
College students' alcohol-related problems: an autophotographic approach.
June 1, 2007... Abstract
This study related standard self-report measures to an innovative approach (the autophotographic essay) as a way to provide insight into patterns of alcohol consumption and associated problem behaviors. College students (N=135)...
Ping-pong, endurance, card, and other types of drinking games: are these games of the same feather?
June 1, 2007... Abstract
The goal of this study was to investigate the structural heterogeneity of drinking games with respect to beverage type consumed, competitiveness, intoxication level and game duration, as well as the motives for participation in...
Factors contributing to the failure to use condoms among students in Zambia.
June 1, 2007... Abstract
This study explored factors that may predict condom use among college and high school students in Zambia. Using the Social Cognitive Theory, this study examined the relationship of drinking behaviors, alcohol-sexual expectations,...
The relationship between social capital and substance use by high school students.
June 1, 2007... Abstract
Social capital theory suggests that assets inherent in social relations may be used to enhance outcomes for individuals and that youth with increased access to social capital may be less likely to exhibit social and behavioral...
Alcohol and Christianity.(Alcohol, Addiction and Christian Ethics: New Studies in Christian Ethics)(Book review)
June 1, 2007... Cook, C. C. H. (2006). Alcohol, addiction, and Christian ethics. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Hardbound; ISBN# 0-521-85182-3; $ 80.00]
This book is the twenty-seventh in the series New Studies in Christian Ethics published by...