Peer Effects and Alcohol Use among College Students, by M. Kremer and D. Levy,

Kremer and Levy (2008) analyzed how much university students drinking alcohol influenced their colleagues. College students may affect the amount of alcohol consumed by their colleagues, which can have catastrophic effects. For example, fellows can confuse the classroom, touch disease, lower average performance, start eating too much, abuse illegal drugs, even even die. These effects may cause a multiplier effect in the future. Early studies have examined the problem of alcohol intake and the adverse effects of college students on colleagues.

In addition, Sacerdote (2001) judged companion effect by participating in a social group using first-year roommate and dormitory partner who randomly assigned Dartmouth College. It has a significant impact on male academic performance. 4 We call the asylum-seeker "asylum-seeker" according to the established custom, and the person who has been granted asylum is called "refugee". During the policy period, Denmark was divided into 15 counties at the regional level, with average resident numbers of 323,788 (1993), and 275 local governments average 18,838 (1993) at the local level. 6 Edin et al. (2003) I will use the same Swedish distribution policy as studied here

College students who drink alcohol, especially alcoholism, are still of great concern to schools and guardians. 25,26 Courses that only provide information on alcohol and alcohol related hazards have not been found among college students. Nevertheless, these projects are often preferred by the facility because they are inexpensive, easy to implement, and do not have controversies. Expectation 27 The focus of motivational intervention is to improve the commitment of changing student motivation and behavior. It is usually offered in one or two sessions, and such sessions can be done e - mail, online or directly.