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KMID : 1035720160170030027
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Journal of Korean Society for School & Community Health Education
2016 Volume.17 No. 3 p.27 ~ p.38
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Effects of Drinking Motives on Binge Drinking of University Students
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Park Jae-Young
Park Sang-Jin
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Abstract
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Objectives: The purpose of this study was to analyze effects of drinking motives on binge drinking and the difference between male and female students.
Methods: A survey was conducted for 500 college students in three towns in Gang-won Province. Frequency analysis was used for demographic item and group regression analysis for effects of drinking motives on binge drinking.
Results: Sub-factor-uplift motives, social motives, coping motives and tuning motives were analyzed. It was found that uplift motives, social motives and coping motives influenced binge drinking significantly(p<0.001). But tuning motives had no significant effect. Also for male students, uplift motives affected binge drinking significantly(p<0.001) whereas female students were not affected by it. In contrast, social motives had an influence on binge drinking significantly (0<0.001) for female students while it didn’t affect male students. Coping motives affected both male and female students on binge drinking by p<0.001.
Conclusions: College students’ drinking motives had a significant influence on binge drinking, and since it is reported that there is difference between male and female student group, a guideline and education for drinking regarding gender difference is needed for the establishment of desirable drinking culture for college students.
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KEYWORD
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Drinking Motives , Binge Drinking , University Students
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