US EditionPeer Pressure, Perceived Norms Drive Risky Drinking
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Peer Pressure, Perceived Norms Drive Risky Drinking
A new study highlights how peer pressure and misperceptions about campus drinking norms can lead college students to drink more heavily than they intend. Many students believe their peers consume more alcohol than they actually do, which can increase risky behavior and negative outcomes.
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