5 research outputs found
Effects of Breast Pumping on the Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Ethanol During Lactation
No full textTreatment Engagement: Female Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence in Treatment for PTSD and Alcohol Use Disorder
No full textDriving Impairment Due to Propofol at Effect-Site Concentrations Relevant after Short Propofol-Only Sedation
No full textGender differences in low risk single-occasion drinking: an application of the theory of planned behaviour.
No full textThis study examines the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) in the context of adhering to the UK low-risk single-occasion drinking (LRSOD) guidelines. Additionally, gender differences were explored. A convenience sample of 110 female students and 107 male students provided information about their LRSOD behaviour, as well as views, attitudes and intention regarding keeping to the LRSOD limit. Results of this study show the theory of reasoned action rather than the TPB to be pertinent, accounting for 24% of the variance for the female sample and 36% for the male sample. Gender differences are evident in terms of perceived pressure from government and educational campaigns as well as perceived likelihood of positive consequences of adhering to the LRSOD guidelines. Implications of the findings are discussed
