Out-group peer involvement in youth alcohol consumption
Abstract
Recent studies of alcohol consumption among students have consistently linked in-group influence with excessive drinking. Concurrently, these studies have largely overlooked the influence of non-alcohol-consuming peers (the out-group) on the in-group's decisions to consume alcohol. However, out-groups can have a significant impact on in-group members' decisions regarding publicly consumed products (White, Simpson, & Argo, 2014), such as is the...
Paper Details
Title
Out-group peer involvement in youth alcohol consumption
Published Date
Aug 21, 2017
Volume
17
Issue
1
Pages
e42 - e51
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