CONTENTS:
• Evaluating self-checkout lanes as a potential source of alcoholic beverages for minors. Clapp J.D., Martell B., Woodruff S., Reed M.B., p. 713-717.
• Memory for emotional picture cues during acute alcohol intoxication. Ray S., Mun E.Y., Buckman J.F., Udo T., Bates M.E., p. 718-725.
• Predicting driving after drinking over time among college students: the emerging role of injunctive normative perceptions. LaBrie J.W., Napper L.E., Ghaidarov T.M., p. 726-730.
• Drinking context and intimate partner violence: evidence from the california community health study of couples. Cunradi C.B., Mair C., Todd M., Remer L., p. 731-739.
• Investigating the association between childhood sexual abuse and alcohol use disorders in women: does it matter how we ask about sexual abuse? Sartor C.E., McCutcheon V.V., Nelson E.C., Duncan A.E., Bucholz K.K., Heath A.C., p. 740-748.
• Brain response to working memory over three years of adolescence: influence of initiating heavy drinking. Squeglia L.M., Pulido C., Wetherill R.R., Jacobus J., Brown G.G., Tapert S.F., p. 749-760.
• Acute stress and event-related potential correlates of attention to alcohol images in social drinkers. Ceballos N.A., Giuliano R.J., Wicha N.Y., Graham R., p. 761-771.
• Socioeconomic status and substance use among young adults: a comparison across constructs and drugs. Patrick M.E., Wightman P., Schoeni R.F., Schulenberg J.E., p. 772-782.
• Examining risk and protective factors for alcohol use in lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth: a longitudinal multilevel analysis. Newcomb M.E., Heinz A.J., Mustanski B., p. 783-793.
• Direct and indirect effects of impulsivity traits on drinking and driving in young adults. Treloar H.R., Morris D.H., Pedersen S.L., McCarthy D.M., p. 794-803.
• How do impulsivity and education relate to smoking initiation and cessation among young adults? Kvaavik E., Rise J., p. 804-810.
• Sex differences in mediating and moderating processes linking economic stressors, psychological distress, and drinking. Lewis Brown R., Richman J.A., p. 811-819.
• Measures of substance consumption among substance users, DSM-IV abusers, and those with DSM-IV dependence disorders in a nationally representative sample. Moss H.B., Chen C.M., Yi H.Y., p. 820-828.
• Self-administered web-based timeline followback procedure for drinking and smoking behaviors in young adults. Rueger S.Y., Trela C.J., Palmeri M., King A.C., p. 829-833.
• Innovative recruitment using online networks: lessons learned from an online study of alcohol and other drug use utilizing a web-based, Respondent-Driven Sampling (webRDS) strategy. Bauermeister J.A., Zimmerman M.A., Johns M.M., Glowacki P., Stoddard S., Volz E., p. 834-838.
• Assessing the protective value of protective behavioral strategies. Frank C., Thake J., Davis C.G., p. 839-843.
• Patient reactance moderates the effect of directive telephone counseling for methamphetamine users. Karno M., Farabee D., Brecht M.L., Rawson R., p. 844-850.
• Experimental test of social norms theory in a real-world drinking environment. Johnson M.B., p. 851-859.