Transitioning Role of Parents in Binge Drinking in the Context of Alcohol Abstinent Religiosity Among Christian College Students
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
3-30-2020
Abstract
College students transition from the parental home environment to the college environment. This study examined the transitioning role of parent/child relationships and religiosity in Christian college student heavy episodic drinking (HED). Analysis was conducted using data from a health-risk behavior survey administered on campus, n = 434. Believing the body is the temple of God was the only statistically significant variable in the logistic regression model, 78% less likely to engage in HED. These results show there is a transitioning role of parents during the college years with parents having less influence on HED than religious belief on a Christian college campus.
Journal Title
Journal of Research on Christian Education
Volume
29
Issue
1
First Page
82
Last Page
102
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/10656219.2020.1731032
First Department
Social Work
Second Department
Behavioral Sciences
Recommended Citation
Baltazar, Alina M.; McBride, Duane C.; Ames, Barbara; and Griffore, Richard J., "Transitioning Role of Parents in Binge Drinking in the Context of Alcohol Abstinent Religiosity Among Christian College Students" (2020). Faculty Publications. 1211.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/pubs/1211
Acknowledgements
FAR Report 2020