Forgoing plans for alcohol and cannabis use in daily life: Examining reasons for nonuse when use was planned in a predominantly white college student sample.
Angela K StevensBrittany E BlanchardAlexander W SokolovskyRachel L GunnHelene R WhiteKristina M JacksonPublished in: Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (2021)
An examination of earlier intentions for alcohol and/or cannabis use on nonuse days yielded novel findings on the intention-behavior gap. Reasons for nonuse can inform intervention and prevention strategies (e.g., those involving social norms or just-in-time adaptive efforts) for alcohol and cannabis use on college campuses.