Environmental and Contextual Features that are Relevant to Adult Drinking Behaviour: A Non-Participant Observational Study in Licensed Premises.

Keyphrases

• Adult Drinking 100%
• Affordance Concept 66%
• Alcohol Consumption 33%
• Alcohol Drinking 33%
• ALE Method 33%
• Behavior Change 33%
• Contextual Features 100%
• Drinking Behavior 100%
• Drinking Environments 33%
• Drinking Establishments 33%
• Embedding Method 33%
• Environmental Features 100%
• Establishment Potential 33%
• Functional Traits 100%
• Heavy Drinking 33%
• Interdependence 33%
• Licensed Premises 100%
• Narrative Accounts 33%
• Noise Level 33%
• Non-participant Observation 66%
• Observation Design 33%
• Oxford 33%
• Participant Observation Method 33%
• Pilling 33%
• Poor Predictors 33%
• Social Cognitive Model 33%
• Work Study 33%
• Workplace 33%

Social Sciences

• Alcohol Abuse 50%
• Alcohol Consumption 50%
• Interdependence 50%
• Participant Observation 100%
• Sales 50%
• Social Cognition 50%
• UK 50%
• Work Study 50%

Psychology

• Alcohol Abuse 33%
• Drinking Behavior 100%
• Seating 33%
• Social Cognition Model 33%