Peer social influence is a robust predictor of problematic drinking among young adults and
adolescents; it is typically assessed by collecting nonspecific social network information (ie …

Introduction Frequent exposure to peer‐shared alcohol‐related content (ARC) on social
media is associated with greater alcohol consumption and related consequences among …

Numerous studies have highlighted the relation between drinking behavior and alcohol
references on social media. However, most studies on substance-use-related social media …

Background Nearly all US emerging adults use social media at least daily, and most discuss
their offline activities online, including their alcohol misuse. As a result, developing evidence …

In a sample of 562 college student peer dyads (M age= 20.47, SD= 1.26; 65.7% female;
68.8% White), this study investigates how college student engagement (both their own and …

Background We sought to determine whether various ion scanner devices could provide a
practical alternative in field-based research, where affordable and accessible drug …

Background: The vast majority of adolescents and young adults are active on social
networking sites (SNSs). SNSs are influential, risk-conducive environments for alcohol use …

This article applies a network approach to better understand the often-demonstrated link
between adolescents' drinking behavior and their exposure to alcohol-related content on …

Previous research has shown a reliable association between social media (SM) use and
drinking among college students. However, most studies have investigated SM behaviors …

Background Drinking is a public health concern among college students. Viewing and
posting alcohol‐related content (ARC) on social media may influence students' favorable …