Predictors of alcohol consumption in Mexican-American graduate students
Abstract
The relationship between self-reported retrospective drinking during undergraduate studies, tension reduction and relaxation expectancies, frequency of alcohol related consequences, acculturation to Anglo culture, and average 90-day alcohol consumption was assessed in Mexican-American graduate students. The results indicated that only frequency of alcohol related consequences was predictive of average 90-day alcohol consumption. Although the majority of the findings in the present study were null they do contribute to the under studied area of alcohol consumption in graduate students.
Subject Area
Psychotherapy|Minority & ethnic groups|Sociology
Recommended Citation
Clayton, Noah Vincent, "Predictors of alcohol consumption in Mexican-American graduate students" (2005). ETD Collection for University of Texas, El Paso. AAI1426715.
https://scholarworks.utep.edu/dissertations/AAI1426715