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St. Patrick's Day (SPD) drinking among college students is highest during this holiday. Factors influencing alcohol consumption vary by time of day, offering targeted intervention opportunities.

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Public Health
Social Psychology
Substance Use Research

Background:

St. Patrick's Day (SPD) is a peak time for college student alcohol consumption.
Understanding factors influencing drinking behavior during SPD is crucial for interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine factors associated with alcohol consumption during SPD at different times of the day.
To identify predictors of celebration drinking behavior on SPD.

Main Methods:

Surveyed young adults regarding perceived norms, social presence, social media, demographics, and past drinking.
Assessed drinking intent and behavior at three distinct time points on SPD.

Main Results:

Predictive factors for SPD drinking behavior varied significantly across different times of the day.

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Norms, social presence, and past behavior were key predictors, but their influence differed by time.

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Intervention strategies for SPD drinking should be time-specific to be effective.
Understanding the dynamic nature of drinking behavior on SPD is essential for public health efforts.