Background: This paper provides an overview of the self-concept as it relates to substance
use. Self-concept has a long history in psychological theory and research; however …

This paper examined the relationship between social identity and health-related behavior,
exploring whether social identities are associated with multiple health-related behaviors or …

This study examined the duration (in months) of an employee's separated work status
(furloughed; laid off) and its impact on wellness and drinking behaviors. Structural Equation …

Objective: Research indicates that a substance user identity (ie, drinking, smoking, and
marijuana identity) is positively correlated with substance use-related outcomes (eg …

It is well recognized that tourists' environmentally responsible behavior is a prominent
contributor to the sustainable development of tourist destinations. Based on the original …

Background Despite the growing interest in the construct of drinker identity and empirical
evidence for its role in drinking behavior, there is a paucity of papers that evaluate and …

This meta-analysis summarizes the association between Refusal Self-efficacy (RSE)(or
resistance self-efficacy or self-regulatory efficacy) and alcohol consumption, binge-drinking …

College student drinking is prevalent and costly to public and personal health, leading to
calls to identify and target novel mechanisms of behavior change. We aimed to manipulate …

Abstract Based on Social-Cognitive Theory and Person× Environment Interaction Theory, a
moderated mediation model was examined to investigate the mediating role of refusal self …

Purpose The objective of this study was to empirically test a theoretical model to determine
the cognitive mechanisms that are associated with adolescent alcohol use and alcohol …