Alcohol marketing and retailing: Public opinion and recent policy developments in Canada

Giesbrecht, Norman; Ialomiteanu, Anca; Anglin, Lise; Adlaf, Edward M.

doi:10.1080/14659890701262189

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“…However, surveys of public opinion about alcohol policy consistently show that these measures are the most unpopular in the population (e.g. Diepeveen, Ling, Suhrcke, Roland, & Marteau, 2013;Giesbrecht, Ialomiteanu, Anglin, & Adlaf, 2007;van der Sar et al, 2012).…”

Section: Predicting Attitudes Towards a Restrictive Alcohol Policy: Umentioning

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Predicting attitudes toward a restrictive alcohol policy: Using a model of distal and proximal predictors.

Storvoll¹,

Moan²,

Rise³

2015

Psychology of Addictive Behaviors

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Section: Predicting Attitudes Towards a Restrictive Alcohol Policy: Umentioning

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Predicting attitudes toward a restrictive alcohol policy: Using a model of distal and proximal predictors.

Storvoll¹,

Moan²,

Rise³

2015

Psychology of Addictive Behaviors

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“…Women and older individuals have relatively more positive attitudes to intrusive policy measures (Doucet, Velicer, & Laforge, 2007;Giesbrecht, Lalomiteanu, Anglin, & Adlaf, 2007;Greenfield, Ye, & Giesbrecht, 2007;Holmila, Mustonen, Österberg, & Raitasalo, 2009;Matheson et al, 2013;Saglie & Nordlund, 1993;Storvoll, Moan, & Rise, 2014;Wilkinson, Room, & Livingston, 2009). …”

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Overlap in attitudes to policy measures on alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs

Lund¹,

Halkjelsvik²,

Storvoll³

2016

International Journal of Drug Policy

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“…Regression analysis on levels and frequency of alcohol use and support for various types of interventions showed that daily/almost daily and heavy drinkers were significantly more likely to oppose restrictions compared to those who drink less, results supported by other studies, such as Nordlund (2007), Giesbrecht (2007) and Giesbrecht, Ialomiteanu, Anglin and Adlaf (2007). A summary of the significant findings are provided in Table V.…”

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Attitudes and knowledge of alcohol related harm minimization initiatives in a rural Australian city: A baseline survey

Velander

Schineanu

Midford

2010

Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy

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Aims: This study investigates the knowledge and attitudes towards alcohol related harm minimization initiatives in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia, as part of a community project aimed at reducing harms associated with excessive drinking. Methods: Baseline data were collected from a stratified, community sample, using a purpose designed instrument. The community's readiness was determined by interviewing key stakeholders and community leaders, using the 'Readiness for Change' interview instrument. Findings: There were substantial levels of binge drinking accompanied by low awareness of alcohol as a local problem and lack of knowledge about interventions that are currently operating in the community. Support for measures designed to reduce problems associated with excessive use of alcohol was polarized. Community readiness to tackle alcohol related issues was low indicating a need for awareness raising. Conclusions: These findings are critical to informing the development of interventions to ensure they are tailored to this community's needs and abilities. Since knowledge and awareness of alcohol related issues are low in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, the first step in changing community attitudes is to create greater awareness of these issues and their consequences, and provide information on potential interventions to address the current problems.

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Alcohol marketing and retailing: Public opinion and recent policy developments in Canada

Cited by 28 publications

References 27 publications

Predicting attitudes toward a restrictive alcohol policy: Using a model of distal and proximal predictors.

Predicting attitudes toward a restrictive alcohol policy: Using a model of distal and proximal predictors.

Overlap in attitudes to policy measures on alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs

Attitudes and knowledge of alcohol related harm minimization initiatives in a rural Australian city: A baseline survey

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