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An experimental study on the effects of peer drinking norms on adolescents' drinker prototypes
2014
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Adolescents form impressions about the type of peers who drink (i.e., drinker prototypes). The evaluation of, and perceived similarity to these prototypes are related to adolescents' drinking. Peer drinking norms play an important role in the formation of prototypes. We experimentally examined whether manipulation of peer norms changed the evaluation of and perceived similarity to drinker prototypes and whether these changes were moderated by peers' popularity.
doi:10.17615/dva1-af33
fatcat:ejfzigrbl5a3dedllafyh4tpai