Alcohol consumption behavior reduction model for undergraduate student: A systematic review
Keywords:
alcohol consumption behavior; undergraduate student; systematic reviewAbstract
This study aims to synthesis research studies using systematic review (SR) regarding the model of alcohol consumption behavior reduction in undergraduate students. The sample of the study emphasizes on the undergraduate students, who consume alcoholic beverage. From the selected publications in 2008-2018, the result shows that there are 13 publications according to the criteria. These publications included 12 experimental research studies and one quasi-experimental studies. Models of alcohol consumption behavior reduction consist of: 1) behavioral change model focusing on motivation 2) promoting access to information and creating personal awareness by feedback model, and 3) skill training in self-control model. The three models can be guidelines for effective drinking behavioral reduction in the drinking undergraduate students at the university level.
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