Youth Access to Alcohol Survey 2001

The Youth Access to Alcohol Public Opinion follow-up survey is a national opinion survey of U.S. adults, assessing knowledge of, attitudes towards, and levels of public support for a variety of alcohol-related public policies. The survey was conducted from April to December 2001. It covers several key areas of interest to those working to reduce underage drinking, including the following topics:

public concern and awareness of alcohol-related problems affecting youth;
public knowledge and beliefs related to alcohol access and use;
public support for youth/alcohol-targeted policy proposals (e.g., access restrictions, regulation of seller/server behavior, enforcement and penalties, restrictions on alcohol advertising, and server liability); and
alcohol consumption behaviors and demographic information on survey respondents potentially associated with attitudes and opinions.

Available as a PDF document. (PDF file is 717 KB and requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

http://www.epi.umn.edu/alcohol/pubopin/2002_REPORT.pdf

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Publication Year: 2002

Publisher

Alcohol Epidemiology Program
University of Minnesota
1300 South Second Street, Suite 300
Minneapolis, mn 55454
Phone: 612-626-9070
Website: http://www.epi.umn.edu/alcohol/