Testing daily-level drinking and negative consequences as predictors of next-day drinking cognitions.

ABSTRACT:

Objective

Limited research has examined how alcohol use and related consequences affect drinking-related cognitions, which is important as these cognitions may contribute to future drinking. The current study examines daily associations between alcohol use and alcohol-related negative consequences with next-day Prototype Willingness Model (PWM) social reaction pathway cognitions.

Method

Participants ages 15-25 years (N = 124, Mean age 18.7, SD = 2.87) completed daily surveys for up to three weeks (i.e., up to 11 surveys/week) using an ecological momentary assessment design. Linear mixed models and Poisson generalized mixed models were conducted to examine whether number of alcoholic drinks or number of negative alcohol-related consequences were associated with next-day PWM s

SUBMITTER: LoParco CR 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8330384 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature