College Student Knowledge of Blackouts and Implications for Alcohol Intervention: A Qualitative Analysis

College Student Knowledge of Blackouts and Implications for Alcohol Intervention: A Qualitative Analysis

Blackouts (periods of alcohol-induced anterograde amnesia) are common among young adults and place individuals at significant risk for alcohol-related harm; thus, researchers have advocated for increased efforts to educate young adults on blackouts. This qualitative study examined college student kn...

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Main Authors: Carey, K.B (Author), DiBello, A.M (Author), Merrill, J.E (Author), Miller, M.B (Author), Singh, S. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Educational Publishing Foundation 2018
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
adult
alcohol
Alcohol
alcohol consumption
Alcohol Drinking
Amnesia, Anterograde
anterograde amnesia
Article
attitude to health
Blackout
central depressant agent
Central Nervous System Depressants
college student
controlled study
dehydration
drinking behavior
drug dependence
drug use
education
Ethanol
female
Female
gender
genetics
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
human
Humans
Intervention
male
Male
Memory
peer group
Peer Group
personal experience
policy
qualitative analysis
qualitative research
Qualitative Research
risk factor
Risk Factors
sleep
student
student attitude
Students
Substance-Related Disorders
thematic analysis
United States
Universities
university
young adult
Young adult
Young Adult
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