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Abstract: 

Articles from various journals addressing the effects of caffeine and alcohol, using social marketing to reduce drunk driving crashes, motor vehicle fatalities, drunk driving recidivism, religion and alcohol, and alcohol among college students: “Clubgoers and Their Trendy Cocktails: Implications of Mixing Caffeine Into Alcohol on Information Processing and Subjective Reports of Intoxication” by Cecile A. Marczinski and Mark T. Fillmore 14 (4) Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology 450-58 (Nov. 2006); “Reducing Alcohol-Impaired Driving Crashes Through the Use of Social Marketing” by Michael L. Rothschild, Best Mastin, and Thomas W. Miller 38 (6) Accident Analysis & Prevention 1218-230 (Nov. 2006); “The Impact of Highway Safety Regulation Enforcement Activities on Motor Vehicle Fatalities” by Andrew M. Welki and Thomas J. Zlatoper 43 (2) Transportation Research Part E 208-17 (Mar. 2007); “Characteristics of DUI Recidivists: A 12-Year Follow-up Study of First-Time DUI Offenders” by Alan A. Cavaiola, David B. Strohmetz, and Sandra D. Abreo 32 (4) Addictive Behaviors 855-61 (Apr. 2007); “Religion and Alcohol in the U.S. National Alcohol Survey: How Important Is Religion for Abstention and Drinking?” by Laurence Michalak, Karen Trocki, and Jason Bond 87 (2-3) Drug and Alcohol Depend - ence 268-80 (Mar. 16, 2007);

Keywords: Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology; Accident Analysis & Prevention; Transportation Research Part E; Addictive Behaviors; Drug and Alcohol Dependence;

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