Worth Reading
Author: Stacy Calhoun, M.A..
Source: Volume 18, Number 02, Spring 2014 , pp.35-38(4)

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Abstract:
Reviews “Hurting, Helping, or Neutral? The Effects of Parental Permissiveness Toward Adolescent Drinking on College Student Alcohol Use and Problems” by Lindsey Varvil-Weld, D. Max Crowley, Rob Turrisi, Mark Greenberg, and Kimberly Mallett; “Do College Drinkers Learn From Their Mistakes? Effects of Recent Alcohol-Related Consequences on Planned Protective Drinking Strategies Among College Freshmen” by Norma Nguyen, Scott Walters, Todd Wyatt, and William DeJong; “Dwelling on “Road Rage”: The Effects of Trait Rumination on Aggressive Driving” by Kyle Suhr and Sunde Nesbit; “Driving With Pets as a Risk Factor for Motor Vehicle Collisions Among Older Drivers” by Hallie Blunck, Cynthia Owsley, Paul MacLennan, and Gerald McGwin; “Differential Striatal Dopamine Responses Following Oral Alcohol in Individuals at Varying Risk for Dependence” by Elaine Setiawan, Robert O. Pihl, Alain Dagher, Hera Schlagintweit, Kevin F. Casey, Chawki Benkelfat, and Marco Leyton.Keywords: propensity score modeling; Planned Limited Drinking; Trait Anger Scale; driving-related distractions; reward-related stimuli
Affiliations:
1: UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs.