Adolescents' alcohol use related to perceived norms.

Author(s)
Aas, H. & Klepp, K.I.
Year
Abstract

A questionnaire survey was carried out among 898 Norwegian adolescents age twelve to twenty. The study focused on the relation between adolescents' alcohol use on one side and estimated drinking norms (peers' drinking) together with attributed opinion norms (parents' and friends' acceptance of adolescents' alcohol use) on the other side. Contrary to the results from a previous study conducted in Norway, in this study opinions attributed to both friends and parents about adolescents' alcohol use were significantly related to the students' own alcohol use.

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930706 ST [electronic version only]
Source

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, Vol. 33 (1992), No. 4 (December), p. 315-325, 30 ref.

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