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Neighbors: social norms interventions aim to change behavior by correcting normative misperceptions #NCRGWebinar
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Did you know that college students tend to overestimate their colleagues' alcohol consumption? #NCRGWebinar
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BetOnU and Neighbors's research is based off of similar protocols for alcohol research. #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors's hypothesis is that college students will relate & be more apt to change behavior when compared with other students #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: the closer that groups are like us, the more that we'll identify with them and seek approval #NCRGWebinar (1/2)
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Neighbors's research is in social identity theory (i.e. we care what other people think and want to identify with like groups) #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: Social norms for various groups of people are only important when those population groups are relevant to us #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors is asking how much we think (on average) a college student gambles. He's getting at the average perceived norm #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: social norms also change over time. For example, mullets were very popular in the 80s... today, not so much. #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: The concept of social norms has a high importance when looking at gambling among college students. #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors wanted to really understand why college students gamble with his research. Top reasons: money, social enjoyment. #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: Between 6-8 % of college students develop a gambling disorder #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: Most college students (75%) have gambled in the past year. #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: College is a time where individuals test out risky behaviors, but most settle down later on in life #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: with the screener, we're looking at the individuals who fall between "casual gamblers" to those at-risk for problems #NCRGWebinar
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Neighbors: Gambling behavior falls along a continuum. Ranges from gambling every so often to gambling disorders. #NCRGWebinar
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A couple of quick polling questions: How often do you think a college student gambles? #NCRGWebinar
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Chris Reilly is introducing Dr. Clayton Neighbors from @UHouston who created the BetOnU College Gambling Screener. ow.ly/uL37l
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Make sure you use #NCRGWebinar to share your highlights from today's webinar!
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We're getting ready to start #NCRGWebinar on college gambling w/ Dr. Neighbors of @UHouston & @alcoholczar. Follow #NCRGWebinar for more.
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RT @NCPGambling: also check out @theNCRG ow.ly/uKYGq college gambling webinar, student survey & fact sheet #npgam #askpatrick
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We're about an hour away from our free webinar w/ Dr. Neighbors from @UHouston & @alcoholczar. Register: ow.ly/uKQxm #NCRGWebinar
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It isn't too late to register for our free webinar (today, 2p ET) on #college #gambling. ow.ly/uKmdl
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