Predictive Models of Alcohol Use Based on Attitudes and Individual Values

Two predictive models are developed in this article: the first is designed to predict people's attitudes to alcoholic drinks, while the second sets out to predict the use of alcohol in relation to selected individual values. University students (N = 1,500) were recruited through stratified sampling based on sex and academic discipline. The questionnaire used obtained information on participants' alcohol use, attitudes and personal values. The results show that the attitudes model correctly classifies 76.3% of cases. Likewise, the model for level of alcohol use correctly classifies 82% of cases. According to our results, we can conclude that there are a series of individual values that influence drinking and attitudes to alcohol use, which therefore provides us with a potentially powerful instrument for developing preventive intervention programs.

Determinant factors of senior tourists’ length of stay

The current tendency to undertake more trips, but of shorter duration, throughout the year, has meant that the tourist industry has started to show greater interest in attracting those market segments that opt for more prolonged stays, as they are especially profitable. One of these segments is that of seniors. Given the aging demographic of the population worldwide, which is particularly noticeable in Spain, the object of this study is to identify the variables that determine the length of stay of Spanish seniors at their destination. The Negative Binomial model was adapted to the context of length of stay by Spanish seniors and the determinant factors identified were: age, travel purpose, climate, type of accommodation, group size, trip type and the activities carried out at the destination. This study is a contribution to this field from an empirical point of view, given the scarcity of studies of this type and their eminently descriptive character; as well as from a practical level, with interesting implications for the sector.

Time factors of differentially preserved wood in two calcitic concretions in Pennsylvanian black shale from Indiana / Bertram G. Woodland -- and Catherine K. Richardson --.

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Impact of air pollution on the consumption of medical services : cost of hospitalization in the Portland metropolitan area /

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Human factors of driver-vehicle interaction in the IVHS environment. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Effect of variable factors of retorting on quantity and quality of oil produced from Colorado oil shale /

Thesis (M.S.)--University of California, Berkeley, 1922.

On numbers which contain no factors of the form p(kp+u),

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Basic factors of adequate wiring.

Contents on p. [2] of cover.

Summary of the controlling factors of artesian flows /

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A treatise on blood pressure in ocular work, with special reference to factors of interest to refractionists,

Frontispiece accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress.

Siting the Superconducting Super Collider in Illinois : an overview and predictive model of cultural and paleobiological resources in the SSC study area, northern Illinois /

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Cooking quality and compositional factors of potatoes of different varieties from several commercial locations /

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The plea of the toiler ; factors of interest coincident with this æon of brawn vs. cunning ...

Cover-title : The red book ... The era of greed and graft ; brawn vs. brain.

The mechanical factors of digestion,

"Publications from the laboratory of physiology of Harvard University bearing on the mechanical factors of digestion" : p. 221-222.

The psychology of driving; factors of traffic enforcement.

Includes bibliography.