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1. REDUCTION OF CONSUMPTION THEORY: A TEST USING THE DRINKING PATTERNS AND PROBLEMS OF COLLEGIANS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1983-1994

Author

ENGS, RUTH C. and HANSON, DAVID J.

Subjects
Drinking of alcoholic beverages -- Research, College students -- Research, Temperance -- Research, Education, Research
Abstract

A national sample of university students in the United States over a twelve-year time period from the 1982-1983 to the 1993-1994 academic year was used to test the reduction (control) [...]

Published
1999

2. The Decision to Major in Sociology: Faculty Perceptions.

Author

Hanson, David J.

Abstract

Showed high agreement between students and faculty that appeal of subject matter is the major reason for majoring in sociology. Faculty believe the introductory instructor and the reputation of the department are of much greater importance than do students. Students saw as especially important "preparation for business world." (Author)

Published
1981

3. College Students' Reasons for Drinking: Twenty Year Trends

Author

Hanson, David J.

Abstract

Data concerning drinking motivations from a sample of 3,696 students from 37 colleges and universities throughout the U.S. were compared with such data from a comparable sample of students conducted twenty years earlier. It was found that the percentage of drinkers who use alcohol for reasons associated with its sedative properties has decreased. (Author)

Published
1975

4. Alcohol Consumption Among College Students: 1970-1975

Author

Hanson, David J.

Abstract

Alcohol consumption was examined among students (N=3,083) at 17 colleges and universities over a five year period. Findings reveal that, while the percentage who drank remained constant, there was a slight decrease in the level of alcohol consumption. (Author)

Published
1977

5. Changes in the Attitudes of College Students

Author

Hanson, David J.

Abstract

Responses of college seniors to 12 questions (regarding attitudes toward education, politics, minorities, and social change) administered to samples of the classes of 1969, 1970, and 1975 are presented. Findings do not support a campus "turnabout" from radical attitudes of the late 1960s, but suggest a general increase in pessimism. (Author)

Published
1976

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