ArticleSubstance use & misuse2026
Daily Drinking Behaviors and the Influence of Rumination, Impulsivity, and Social Drinking Contexts.
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backgroundImpulsivity may mediate the effect of rumination on daily drinking behaviors
methodsThis study used multilevel structural equation modeling (MSEM) to examine the mediating effect of impulsivity between rumination and drinking behaviors at the within- and between-person levels. Social drinking context was also examined as a moderator of the relations between rumination, as well as impulsivity, and later drinking behaviors within-person.
resultsWithin-person, earlier day rumination associated with later day impulsivity, which in turn associated with greater likelihood of later day alcohol consumption and negative drinking consequences. Solitary drinking, compared to social drinking, served as a protective factor between earlier day impulsivity and later drinking.
conclusionsEarlier rumination may lead to greater daily drinking behaviors through impulsivity
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