To assess the validity of the research into alcohol-related outcome expectancies a
systematic review of 80 articles published between 1970 and 2013 was conducted …

Aims: To review the current literature and critically examine theories used to explain the link
between athletic status and hazardous alcohol consumption, and highlight emergent …

Objective: The aim of this study was to examine how reasons for substance use at age 18
relate to alcohol and marijuana use at ages 18 and 35 and to symptoms of alcohol use …

Aims: Alcohol expectancies are strong concurrent predictors of alcohol use and problems,
but the current study addressed their unique power to predict from adolescence to midlife …

There is compelling evidence that college student athletes engage in frequent episodes of
heavy drinking and are prone to negative consequences resulting from such use. This study …

Aims To examine the differences in alcohol consumption and psychosocial antecedents
between team and individual sportspeople via secondary data analysis. Methods …

Outcome expectancies have been found to be predictive of substance use. While
development of expectancies may be dynamic during adolescence, it is unknown whether …

Background: Alcohol expectancies, or the perceived likelihood of experiencing certain
effects after consuming alcohol, are associated with college student drinking such that …

Objective: Studies indicate that those participating in sports are a high-risk population for
hazardous alcohol use. Previous research identifies psychosocial drivers underpinning this …

Researchers have identified college student-athletes as a subgroup at risk for heavy
drinking and associated consequences. Yet, few studies have examined multiple variables …