Premenstrual symptomatology and alcohol consumption in college women *.

Objective: Because research has indicated women may be at increased risk for alcohol-related health problems, identifying risk factors for alcohol use among college women has become increasingly important. Previous studies report a relationship between premenstrual symptoms (PMS) and alcohol consumption among women seeking treatment for symptoms; however, results have been inconsistent among nonclinical samples. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between premenstrual symptomatology and alcohol consumption in a sample of college women. Method: Women (N = 193) from a large urban university consented to complete an assessment battery of health behavior questionnaires ...

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