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Abstract: 

Articles from various journals addressing categorizing angry drivers, a reduction in binge drinking in some students upon entering college, a study of European youth drinking, an evaluation of whether alcohol treatment centers give you what you pay for, ignition interlock’s efficacy, and the relationship between psychological health and drug abuse in adolescents: “Characteristics of Two Groups of Angry Drivers” by Jerry L. Deffenbacher, Linda B. Filetti, Tracy L. Richards, Eugene R. Oetting and Rebekah S. Lynch 50 J. of Counseling Psych. i.2 (Apr. 2003); “Natural Reduction of Binge Drinking Among College Students” by Peter W. Vik, Tony Cellucci, and Heath Ivers 28 Addictive Behaviors, 4 (June 2003); “Alcohol Culture, Family Structure and Adolescent Alcohol Use: Multilevel Modeling of Frequency of Heavy Drinking Among 15- to 16-Year-Old Students in 11 European Countries” by Thoroddur Bjarnason, Ph.D., et al. 64 J. of Studies on Alcohol2 (Mar. 2003); “Financial Costs of Alcoholism Treatment Programs: A Longitudinal and Comparative Evaluation Among Four Specialized Centers” by B. Nalpas, et al. 27 Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research3 (Jan. 2003); “Blow and Go: The Breath-Analyzed Ignition Interlock Device as a Technological Response to DWI” by Judge Andrew Fulkerson, J.D. 29 The Am. J. of Drug and Alcohol Abuse1 (Feb. 2003); “Personality Characteristics as a Function of Frequency And Type of Substance Abuse” by Michael W. Wolff and Kathleen A. Wolff 34 Adolescence148 (Winter 2002);

Keywords: J. of Counseling Psych; Addictive Behaviors; J. of Studies on Alcohol; Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research; Adolescence;

Affiliations:  1: Highway Safety Advocate.