Kathryne Van Hedger
Biographic Data
| ID | 4429616 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kathryne Van Hedger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kathryne |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Hedger |
| SIGNATURE | VAN HEDGER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3797-3434 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Alcohol-Specific Masculine Norms and Drinking Motives among College Men
Introduction: Researchers posit that adherence to traditional masculine norms can contribute to college men’s disproportionate risk for alcohol use and consequences; however, historically they have measured general masculine norms (e.g., winning, risk-taking) that are distal to alcohol use behaviors. Alcohol-specific masculine norms of excess (e.g., “A real man can drink a lot”) and control (e.g., “A real man knows when he has had enough to drink…
The Impact of Alcohol-Specific and Traditional Masculine Norms on Drinking Game Behaviors: A Multisite Study of Emerging Adult Men
Playing a drinking game (DG) can provide a context for men to behave in accordance with endorsed masculine norms. Using a multisite college sample of emerging adult men ( n = 1142), we examined alcohol-specific masculine norms ( excess / control ) alongside traditional masculine norms and their relations to DG frequency and quantity, and the moderating effects of fraternity membership and hazardous drinking status on these associations. After adj…
Acculturation domains, drinking motives, and alcohol use and consequences among Asian American university students
Although Asian American (AA) college students tend to exhibit lower prevalence of heavy alcohol use compared to other racial/ethnic groups, excessive alcohol consumption within this population occurs. It has been suggested that U.S. acculturation may be associated with both alcohol use and negative alcohol consequences. Theory and research with other ethnic groups point to the importance of drinking motives in influencing alcohol consumption and …
Misophonia is associated with heightened emotion evocation by music
Absorption relates to individual differences in visual face pareidolia
A replication and extension of the factor structure of the Masculine Drinking Norms Measure (MDNM) and associations with drinking behaviors in a multisite sample of college men
Gender-specific norms are learned, which can influence social norms, attitudes, and behaviors in specific situations. For example, men who conform to certain masculine norms/ideals may express their masculinity by drinking alcohol. Recent research indicates that endorsement of alcohol-specific masculine norms is mixed when predicting men's risk for heavy consumption and adverse alcohol-related outcomes. Using a large, college sample of self-ident…
Examining the Drinking Motives Questionnaire‐Revised Short Form among university students in Australia, New Zealand and Argentina
Why Do University Students From Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina Play Drinking Games? A Mixed-Method Cross-Country Study
Qualitative work suggests that young people’s motives for playing drinking games (DGs) extend beyond those assessed in the Motives for Playing Drinking Games (MPDG) measure. Using a mixed-methods approach, we tested whether the 7-factor model of the MPDG would emerge among university students from Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina, and whether their open-ended responses regarding their reasons for playing would map onto the MPDG subscales. St…
A replication and extension of the factor structure of the Masculine Drinking Norms Measure (MDNM) and associations with drinking behaviors in a multisite sample of college men
Gender-specific norms are learned, which can influence social norms, attitudes, and behaviors in specific situations. For example, men who conform to certain masculine norms/ideals may express their masculinity by drinking alcohol. Recent research indicates that endorsement of alcohol-specific masculine norms is mixed when predicting men's risk for heavy consumption and adverse alcohol-related outcomes. Using a large, college sample of self-ident…
Examining the Drinking Motives Questionnaire‐Revised Short Form among university students in Australia, New Zealand and Argentina
Why Do University Students From Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina Play Drinking Games? A Mixed-Method Cross-Country Study
Qualitative work suggests that young people’s motives for playing drinking games (DGs) extend beyond those assessed in the Motives for Playing Drinking Games (MPDG) measure. Using a mixed-methods approach, we tested whether the 7-factor model of the MPDG would emerge among university students from Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina, and whether their open-ended responses regarding their reasons for playing would map onto the MPDG subscales. St…
Misophonia is associated with heightened emotion evocation by music
Absorption relates to individual differences in visual face pareidolia
A replication and extension of the factor structure of the Masculine Drinking Norms Measure (MDNM) and associations with drinking behaviors in a multisite sample of college men
Gender-specific norms are learned, which can influence social norms, attitudes, and behaviors in specific situations. For example, men who conform to certain masculine norms/ideals may express their masculinity by drinking alcohol. Recent research indicates that endorsement of alcohol-specific masculine norms is mixed when predicting men's risk for heavy consumption and adverse alcohol-related outcomes. Using a large, college sample of self-ident…
The Impact of Alcohol-Specific and Traditional Masculine Norms on Drinking Game Behaviors: A Multisite Study of Emerging Adult Men
Playing a drinking game (DG) can provide a context for men to behave in accordance with endorsed masculine norms. Using a multisite college sample of emerging adult men ( n = 1142), we examined alcohol-specific masculine norms ( excess / control ) alongside traditional masculine norms and their relations to DG frequency and quantity, and the moderating effects of fraternity membership and hazardous drinking status on these associations. After adj…
Acculturation domains, drinking motives, and alcohol use and consequences among Asian American university students
Although Asian American (AA) college students tend to exhibit lower prevalence of heavy alcohol use compared to other racial/ethnic groups, excessive alcohol consumption within this population occurs. It has been suggested that U.S. acculturation may be associated with both alcohol use and negative alcohol consequences. Theory and research with other ethnic groups point to the importance of drinking motives in influencing alcohol consumption and …
Alcohol-Specific Masculine Norms and Drinking Motives among College Men
Introduction: Researchers posit that adherence to traditional masculine norms can contribute to college men’s disproportionate risk for alcohol use and consequences; however, historically they have measured general masculine norms (e.g., winning, risk-taking) that are distal to alcohol use behaviors. Alcohol-specific masculine norms of excess (e.g., “A real man can drink a lot”) and control (e.g., “A real man knows when he has had enough to drink…
Psychology (6 works) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (6 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Alcohol (3 works) · Alcohol consumption (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Human Factors and Ergonomics (3 works) · Poison control (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects (2 works)