Document Type
Poster
Abstract
Research has found that the age and strength of religion directly correlate to the level of alcohol consumption(Mason & Windle, 2002). Previous studies show that adult women with stronger religious beliefs consume less alcohol compared to those with weaker religious beliefs (Mattila & et al., 2001). There is a gap in investigating the relationship between religiosity and alcohol use in adolescents. This study provides insight into the relationship between religiosity and alcohol consumption with adolescents.
Department(s)
Psychology
Date Accepted/Awarded
Spring 2022
Award/Distinction
Pyschology Statistics Symposium Poster
Course
PSY230M - Introduction to Statistical Methods and Experimental Design
First Advisor/Reader
Corrow, Sherryse
Recommended Citation
Vang, Daphny, "The Association Between Religiosity and Alcohol Use in Adolescents" (2022). Psychology Student Works. 3.
https://spark.bethel.edu/psychology-students/3
Comments
Posters in this symposium are a result of independent, semester-long statistics projects, using R code to analyze and present the data and findings. Students selected a research question they feel passionate about and analyzed data using nationally representative datasets.