Most research studies focused on alcohol consumption and how it relates to health utilize a data collection method known as self-reporting. Just as it sounds, self-reporting relies on the study participant to recall the amount or type of alcohol they…
There are many studies out there examining beverage preference among individuals, frequently as it relates to negative consequences associated with alcohol consumption and as it relates to marketing strategies for advertisements or public health initiatives. These studies have shown that…
In July of last year, The Academic Wino covered a paper that examined the perceived healthiness of wine, and whether or not that perception led to an increase in wine consumption frequency and an increase in willingness to pay for…
Clinical research indicates that environmental context plays a very important role in altering individual responsiveness to addictive drugs. For example, traumatic life experiences have been shown to be associated with the development of a drug addiction, or a relapse back…