Auteur J. J. VAN HOOF

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And then I blacked out - A qualitative interview study on alcohol intoxication events in adolescents under 18 years old

L. E. M. PIGEAUD ; J. J. VAN HOOF ; N. VAN DER LELY | 2025
Dans Drug and Alcohol Dependence (Vol.274, September 2025) Article : Périodique

Background: Understanding the mechanisms influencing alcohol consumption in adolescents is crucial for developing effective strategies to minimize alcohol intoxication in this age group. This study seeks to explore the experiences of adolescents[...]

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Dutch adolescent private drinking places: prevalence, alcohol consumption, and other risk behaviors

J. J. VAN HOOF ; J. MULDER ; J. KORTE ; M. G. POSTEL ; M. E. PIETERSE | 2012
Dans Alcohol (Vol.46, n°7, November 2012) Article : Périodique

The aim of this research was to explore the increasingly popular Dutch health phenomenon of 'gathering in private peer group settings (barracks)', with a focus on the prevalence and characteristics of barracks, alcohol consumption, and other (ri[...]

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Effects of a national information campaign on compliance with age restrictions for alcohol sales

J. F. GOSSELT ; J. J. VAN HOOF ; N. BAAS ; M. D. DE JONG | 2011
Dans Journal of Adolescent Health (Vol.49, n°1, July 2011) Article : Périodique

PURPOSE: To investigate the effect of a national information campaign, introduced by the Dutch Food Retail Organization, named "Under 20? Show Your ID!," on compliance with age restrictions on alcohol sales. The compliance level after the campai[...]

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Mystery shopping and alcohol sales: do supermarkets and liquor stores sell alcohol to underage customers?

J. F. GOSSELT ; J. J. VAN HOOF ; M. D. DE JONG ; PRINSEN S. | 2007
Dans Journal of Adolescent Health (Vol.41, n°3, September 2007) Article : Périodique

PURPOSE: The Dutch national policy regarding alcohol and youth relies on retailers' willingness to refuse to sell alcohol to underage customers. This study examined unobtrusively whether supermarkets and liquor stores do indeed comply with the l[...]

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Remote age verification to prevent underage alcohol sales. First results from Dutch liquor stores and the economic viability of national adoption

J. J. VAN HOOF ; B. C. J. VAN VELTHOVEN | 2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique

Objectives: Alcohol consumption among minors is a popular topic in the public health debate, also in the Netherlands. Compliance with the legal age limits for selling alcohol proves to be rather low. Some Dutch liquor stores (outlets with an exc[...]

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Underage alcohol-purchasing strategies and alcohol availability through self-checkout lanes in supermarkets

J. J. VAN HOOF | 2017
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.22, n°5, October 2017) Article : Périodique

Background: To prevent alcohol availability through retail, legal age limits forbid the sale of alcohol to minors in many countries. This study tested the effects of minors' alcohol-purchasing strategies and knowledge of compliance with age-limi[...]

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Underage alcohol sales - it only takes a minute: a new approach to underage alcohol availability

J. J. VAN HOOF ; J. F. GOSSELT | 2013
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Vol.74, n°3, May 2013) Article : Périodique

OBJECTIVE: Because minors generally report higher accessibility than one would expect on the basis of the "compliance rates" established by researchers (the percentage of stores that comply with age limits for sales of age-restricted products su[...]

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