Drinking Habits of Finnish Adolescents 2019-2022

Beskrivning

The dataset consists of interviews with young people aged 15-20 living in mainland Finland on their alcohol use. The interviewees' daily lives and schooling were investigared by asking about their typical weekdays and weekends. The interview topics also included the interviewees' interests and hobbies. The interviewees were asked how their alcohol consumption related or didn't relate to their daily lives and to parties. Additionally, the interviewees were asked whether their parents had intervened, through guidance or otherwise, with the interviewee's potential alcohol use. The use of different media (e.g. podcasts, YouTube, streaming services, TV, social media) was charted. The interviews also included questions on the importance of social media in general and in particular in relation to meeting new people and dating partners. Background information included the interviewee's age group, gender, alcohol use, and type of school (upper secondary school or other). The data were organised into an easy to use HTML version at FSD. The dataset is only available in Finnish.
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Publiceringsår

2024

Typ av data

Upphovspersoner

Pirskanen, Henna Orcid -palvelun logo - Upphovsperson

Tietoarkisto - Utgivare

Alasuutari, Pertti Orcid -palvelun logo - Upphovsperson

Luomanen, Jari Orcid -palvelun logo - Upphovsperson

Projekt

Övriga uppgifter

Vetenskapsområden

SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAPER

Språk

finska

Öppen tillgång

Begränsad tillgång

Licens

Other (Not Open)

Nyckelord

mediankäyttö, alcohol use, alkoholinkäyttö, drinking behaviour, Drug abuse, alcohol and smoking, juomatavat, päihteet, Päihteiden käyttö ja tupakointi, substance use, adolescents, harrastukset, hobbies, nuoret, Social behaviour and attitudes, Sosiaalinen käyttäytyminen ja asenteet, sosiaaliset suhteet, leisure time, vapaa-aika, mass media use, sosiaalinen media, youth culture, social media, nuorisokulttuuri, sovellusohjelmat, interpersonal relationships

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