Noah Emery

Daily fluctuations in location changes and stress may influence health outcomes, yet their interrelation and links to alcohol-related behaviors are not well characterized in college populations. To assess dynamic associations between location changes and stress and determine whether baseline Alcohol use symptomology predict these patterns. Undergraduates (N = 185; Mage = 18.47; 75% female) from the Colorado Ecological Momentary Assessment Project reported daily locations visited and stress.

DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT Survey data and research materials are available at https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/web/NAHDAP/studies/37997. Supporting Information Filename Description add70386-sup-0001-Supplementary_Material.docxWord 2007 document , 31.4 KB Table S1. Model results including age, year and region as covariates, pre- and post-pandemic. REFERENCES 1, . Patterns of polysubstance use among non-Hispanic white and American Indian/Alaska native adolescents: an exploratory analysis.

Carrie Cuttler should be included in the author byline. Carrie Cuttler should be listed as the sixth author, and his affiliation is 2: Department of Psychology, Washington State University. The contributions of this author are as follows: conceptualized ideas, developed or designed a methodology, contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools, provided activity planning and execution for the research.