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Issues
Young adults (aged 18–24 years) are more likely to binge drink than any other age group in Australia. These behaviours expose young adults to possible adverse events, with potential for acute harms.
Approach
A behavioural framework (capability, opportunity, motivation—behaviour [COM‐B model]) was used to explore factors that influence the drinking behaviours of young Australian adults. Potential...
Introduction
Qualitative research aimed at understanding the decline in youth drinking has so far been hampered by a lack of baseline data for comparison. This New Zealand study overcomes this limitation by comparing archival qualitative data collected at the height of youth drinking (1999–2001) with contemporary data collected for this study (June–October 2022). The aim is to explore changes in...
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