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Hazardous drinking in New Zealand sportspeople: level of sporting participation and drinking motives
Alcohol and Alcoholism , 09/21/07

O'Brien, K.S., et al. - To examine the relationship between athlete drinking motives and hazardous drinking across differing levels of sporting participation (club vs elite-provincial vs elite-international)...Conclusions: These findings have implications for alcohol education programs targeted at sportspeople and sport administration, and may help improve the efficacy and focus of intervention programs

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