Table 1.
Variablen | Variable description | N = 2257 Wtd.% |
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Current alcohol use | Students who had at least one drink containing alcohol on one or more days during the past 30 days | 42.6% |
Problem drinking | Students who ever had a hang-over, felt sick, got into trouble with family or friends, missed school, or got into fights, as a result of drinking alcohol | 45.1% |
Drunkenness | Students who drank so much alcohol that they were really drunk | 42.4% |
Bullying victimization | Students who were bullied on one or more days in the past 30 days | 63.1% |
Sadness | Students who felt so sad or hopeless almost every day for two weeks or more in a row that they stopped doing their usual activities during the past 12 months | 53.3% |
No friends | Students who have no close friends | 15.7% |
Missed school | Students who missed classes or school without permission on one or more days during the past 30 days | 58.5% |
No parental monitoring | Students whose parents or guardians really knew what they were doing with their free time in the past 30 days | 35.2% |
Illicit drug use | Students who used drugs during their life1 | 36.7% |
Alcohol marketing | ||
Actors | Students who watched actors drinking alcohol on television, videos, or movies | 24.4% |
Billboards | Students who have seen a few or a lot of advertisements for alcohol on billboards in the past 30 days | 33.4% |
Provided free alcohol | Students who were ever offered a free drink of alcohol by an alcohol company representative | 30.0% |
Alcohol education | ||
Danger of alcohol | Students who were taught in classes the dangers of alcohol use | 40.9% |
Refuse alcohol | Students who were taught in classes to tell someone they did not want to drink alcohol | 44.5% |
1The types of drugs included in the question were “daga” (cannabis).