Original paper
#drunktwitter: Examining the relations between alcohol-related Twitter content and alcohol willingness and use among underage young adults
Abstract
Despite the importance of social networking sites on young adult alcohol use, few studies have examined Twitter as a conduit for sharing drinking behavior. However, this work generally uses random samples of tweets and thus cannot determine the extent to which Tweets correspond with self-reported drinking cognitions or behaviors. The primary aims of the present study were to (1) document basic patterns of alcohol-related Twitter activity in a...
Paper Details
Title
#drunktwitter: Examining the relations between alcohol-related Twitter content and alcohol willingness and use among underage young adults
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
193
Pages
75 - 82
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