What were the main findings or categories of the study? The main findings of the study were a prevalence of alcohol consumption of 97.5%, with mos...

What were the main findings or categories of the study?

The main findings of the study were a prevalence of alcohol consumption of 97.5%, with most students reporting consuming alcohol with their friends (76%) and the frequency of alcohol consumption occurring mainly every month (25.8%) and every fifteen days (18.8%). The study also found associations between gender and the frequency of alcohol consumption (p=000) and the number of types of alcoholic beverages (p=000), where men consume more and mainly mix different types of drinks.
a. The main findings of the study were a prevalence of drug use among Colombian university students, with most students reporting using drugs with their friends and the frequency of drug use occurring mainly every month and every fifteen days.
b. The main findings of the study were a prevalence of alcoholism among Colombian university students, with most students reporting being alcoholics and the frequency of alcohol consumption occurring mainly every day and every week.
c. The main findings of the study were a prevalence of alcohol consumption of 50%, with most students reporting consuming alcohol with their family and the frequency of alcohol consumption occurring mainly every year and every two years.