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ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLISM
卷 37, 期 2, 页码 109-120出版社
OXFORD UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1093/alcalc/37.2.109
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Results of a literature review of 18 studies investigating the drinking behaviour of undergraduate students at UK universities over a period of 2,5 years are presented. While comparison between studies is complicated by inconsistencies in the terms employed to describe drinking behaviour, it is concluded that significant numbers of both male and female students are reported to exceed sensible weekly consumption guidelines. Recorded levels of binge drinking among both female and male students are extremely variable between studies. Further research is needed to clarify this position. However, if the most recent research evidence is substantiated, female and male binge drinking levels may exceed those of their peers in the general population and their US counterparts. The reported ramifications of harmful drinking for the health and well-being of students are reviewed. A possible link between poor academic performance and alcohol consumption appears tenuous and merits further investigation. Evidence relevant to the view that the drinking behaviour of female students is changing is considered.
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