Estrategias conductuales y consumo de alcohol en estudiantes universitarios: variaciones entre cursado y receso académico de verano
; Vera, Belén del Valle
; Guzman, María Luz ; Pautassi, Ricardo Marcos 
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2019-12-22
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Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Psicología
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Revista Argentina de Ciencias del Comportamiento
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Se examinaron variaciones estacionales en el uso de estrategias conductuales de protección (ECP) y en indicadores de consumo de alcohol en dos épocas del calendario universitario: cursado en primavera y receso estival. Participaron 223 universitarios que reportaron consumo de alcohol, consecuencias negativas de dicho consumo y uso de ECP. Se encontró una relación negativa, principalmente durante el cursado y entre las mujeres, entre ECP (notablemente la dimensión “maneras de tomar”) y consumo de alcohol. Durante el receso aumentó la frecuencia de consumo y el volumen semanal consumido. Estas variaciones fueron sexo-dependientes: el consumo aumentó en hombres, pero no en mujeres; y las mujeres, pero no los hombres, reportaron mayor uso de ECP y, menor cantidad de consecuencias negativas durante el receso que durante el cursado. El uso de ECP puede estar asociado, particularmente entre las mujeres, con un menor consumo de alcohol y con menos problemas derivados del mismo.
This work examined seasonal variations in the use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and alcohol outcomes in two distinct times of the academic calendar: 1-spring semester and 2-summer break. We examined -both within each time and prospectively- the relationship between the use of PBS and alcohol outcomes. A sample of 223 college students reported - via two online surveys use of PBS, alcohol use and alcohol-related negative consequences. Use of PBS (notably the dimension “manner of drinking”) was negatively associated with alcohol outcomes, particularly in women and during spring. The frequency of use (in women only) and the weekly volume of alcohol ingested were greater during the summer. Women, but not men, reported greater use of PBS and fewer negative consequences during the break than at spring. The use of certain PBS may be associated, particularly in women, with lower alcohol consumption and alcohol-related negative consequences.
This work examined seasonal variations in the use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and alcohol outcomes in two distinct times of the academic calendar: 1-spring semester and 2-summer break. We examined -both within each time and prospectively- the relationship between the use of PBS and alcohol outcomes. A sample of 223 college students reported - via two online surveys use of PBS, alcohol use and alcohol-related negative consequences. Use of PBS (notably the dimension “manner of drinking”) was negatively associated with alcohol outcomes, particularly in women and during spring. The frequency of use (in women only) and the weekly volume of alcohol ingested were greater during the summer. Women, but not men, reported greater use of PBS and fewer negative consequences during the break than at spring. The use of certain PBS may be associated, particularly in women, with lower alcohol consumption and alcohol-related negative consequences.
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