At a glance
The Alcohol Literacy Challenge (ALC) is a single-session, group-delivered intervention for college and high school students that challenges participants’ alcohol expectancies. Alcohol expectancies are the ways in which individuals perceive that alcohol will affect them or alter their experiences while drinking. Beliefs held about alcohol are linked to alcohol consumption, and research suggests that changing beliefs about alcohol can change individuals’ consumption patterns (Dunn and Goldman 1998, 2000). The goals of the program are to change students’ alcohol expectancies and lower alcohol use. The program was shown to have a statistically significant effect on modifying alcohol expectancy processes and reducing alcohol consumption in college students, however, there was No statistically significant impact on high school students.
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