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Individual Harms and Second-Hand Effects:
Underclassmen & Upperclassmen*
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Table 4: Students Who Drank in the Past Year Reporting Problems
| |
2007 |
Fresh/Soph |
Junior/Senior |
Sig |
df |
N |
| Have a hangover |
73.4% |
72.8% |
73.9% |
No (.344) |
16 |
628 |
| Miss a class |
27.3% |
22.5% |
31.5% |
Yes (.004) |
16 |
627 |
| Get behind in schoolwork |
29.9% |
30.0% |
29.7% |
No (.224) |
16 |
628 |
| Do something one regrets |
44.7% |
48.1% |
41.6% |
No (.473) |
16 |
627 |
| Forget where you were/What you did |
43.7% |
51.7% |
36.8% |
Yes (.049) |
16 |
627 |
| Argue with friends |
28.9% |
33.4% |
25.2% |
No (.127) |
16 |
627 |
| Engage in unplanned sexual activity |
24.0% |
27.0% |
21.3% |
No (.089) |
16 |
627 |
| Not use protection when having sex |
10.1% |
10.1% |
9.9% |
No (.329) |
16 |
624 |
| Damage property |
11.1% |
13.5% |
9.0% |
No (.149) |
16 |
623 |
| Get into trouble with campus/local police |
7.4% |
9.7% |
5.1% |
Yes (.008) |
8 |
626 |
| Get hurt/injured |
16.4% |
21.0% |
12.6% |
No (.123) |
16 |
628 |
| Require medical treatment for alcohol overdose |
0.2% |
0.0% |
0.3% |
No (.580) |
4 |
627 |
| Have 5+ of the above problems (excl. hangover, incl. driving and drinking) |
22.9% |
27.9% |
18.5% |
Yes (.025) |
4 |
623 |
Table 7: Students Bothered by Others' Drinking (Second-Hand Effects)
| |
2007 |
Fresh/Soph |
Junior/Senior |
Sig |
df |
N |
| Been insulted or humiliated |
38.9% |
38.9% |
38.9% |
No (.493) |
12 |
657 |
| Had a serious argument or quarrel |
28.5% |
31.0% |
26.3% |
No (.589) |
12 |
653 |
| Been pushed, hit, or assaulted |
16.6% |
17.0% |
16.4% |
No (.534) |
12 |
654 |
| Had property damaged |
27.3% |
25.0% |
29.5% |
Yes (.026) |
12 |
655 |
| Had to "babysit" a drunked student |
49.7% |
52.5% |
46.5% |
No (.781) |
12 |
653 |
| Had studying/sleep interrupted |
26.0% |
29.9% |
22.4% |
No (.072) |
12 |
655 |
| Experienced an unwanted sexual advance |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
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N/A |
| Victim of sexual assault/date rape |
0.3% |
0.0% |
0.8% |
No (.409) |
4 |
655 |
* Data source: 2007 University of Wisconsin-Madison Study of College Health Behaviors conducted by PACE Project.
http://pace.uhs.wisc.edu/data_cas.php
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