Aims To investigate whether 'low sugar'and related claims influence consumers' perceptions
of the healthiness or other attributes of alcoholic drinks, promote greater consumption or …

Aims Four experiments were conducted to assess the acute impact of context and exposure
to responsible drinking messages (RDMs) on attentional allocation and drinking behaviour …

Social identities associated with recovery are protective of relapse from addiction. How such
identities develop and differentially link to outcomes at different points of the recovery …

Objectives Many university students consume more alcohol than their non-student peers,
engaging in binge drinking episodes that increase the likelihood of experiencing both …

Desire thinking (voluntary thinking involving a perseverative focusing on desired target-
related memories, images, and information), is an important factor in the experience of …

Previous research suggests that people's representations of alcoholic beverages play an
important role in drinking behavior. However, relatively little is known about the contents of …

Introduction Having an identity as a 'drinker'has been linked to increased alcohol-related
harm, self-reported consumption and self-reported intention to engage in risky drinking …

Many individuals use self-help groups and other forms of group therapy to achieve and
maintain cessation from addictive behaviours. For instance, self-help group attendance has …

Abstract Background The Tournée Minérale campaign [TMC] is a mass media prevention
campaign challenging Belgian adults to refrain from alcohol during one month. A process …

Habits are cue‐behavior associations learned through repetition that are assumed to be
relatively stable. Thereby, unhealthy habits can pose a health risk due to facilitating relapse …