selected publications
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academic article
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Cook MKuntsche SLabhart FKuntsche E. Do different drinks make you feel different emotions? Examination of young adolescents’ beverage-specific alcohol expectancies using the Alcohol Expectancy Task.
Addictive Behaviors.
106.
2020
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Truong JLabhart FSantani DGatica-Perez DKuntsche ELandolt S. The emotional entanglements of smartphones in the field: On emotional discomfort, power relations, and research ethics.
Area.
52:81-88.
2020
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Pelzelmayer KLandolt STruong JLabhart FSantani DKuntsche EGatica-Perez D. Youth nightlife at home: towards a feminist conceptualisation of home.
Children's Geographies: advancing interdisciplinary understanding of younger people's lives.
2020
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Labhart FTarsetti FBornet OSantani DTruong JLandolt SGatica-Perez DKuntsche E. Capturing drinking and nightlife behaviours and their social and physical context with a smartphone application – investigation of users’ experience and reactivity.
Addiction Research and Theory.
28.
2019
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Ferris JPuljević CLabhart FWinstock AKuntsche E. The Role of Sex and Age on Pre-drinking: An Exploratory International Comparison of 27 Countries.
Alcohol and Alcoholism.
54:378-385.
2019
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Stanesby OLabhart FDietze PWright CJCKuntsche E. The contexts of heavy drinking: A systematic review of the combinations of context-related factors associated with heavy drinking occasions.
PLoS ONE.
14.
2019
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Labhart FLivingston MEngels RKuntsche E. After how many drinks does someone experience acute consequences? Determining thresholds for binge drinking based on two event-level studies..
Addiction.
113:2235-2244.
2018
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Santani DDo TMTLabhart FLandolt SKuntsche EGatica-Perez D. DrinkSense: Characterizing Youth Drinking Behavior using Smartphones.
IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing.
17:2279-2292.
2018
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Labhart FEngels RKuntsche E. What Reminds Young People That They Drank More Than Intended on Weekend Nights: An Event-Level Study.
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
79:644-648.
2018
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Labhart FKuntsche E. Development and validation of the predrinking motives questionnaire.
Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
47:136-147.
2017
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Labhart FSantani DTruong JTarsetti FBornet OLandolt SGatica-Perez DKuntsche E. Development of the Geographical Proportional-to-size Street-Intercept Sampling (GPSIS) method for recruiting urban nightlife-goers in an entire city.
International Journal of Social Research Methodology.
20:721-736.
2017
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Thrul JLabhart FKuntsche E. Drinking with mixed-gender groups is associated with heavy weekend drinking among young adults.
Addiction.
112:432-439.
2017
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Labhart FKuntsche EWicki MGmel G. Reciprocal Influences of Drinking Motives on Alcohol Use and Related Consequences: A Full Cross-Lagged Panel Study Among Young Adult Men.
Behavioral Medicine: relating behavior and health.
43:277-284.
2017
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Labhart FAnderson KGKuntsche E. The Spirit Is Willing, But the Flesh is Weak: Why Young People Drink More Than Intended on Weekend Nights-An Event-Level Study.
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
41:1961-1969.
2017
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Labhart FFerris JWinstock AKuntsche E. The country-level effects of drinking, heavy drinking and drink prices on pre-drinking: an international comparison of 25 countries.
Drug and Alcohol Review.
36:742-750.
2017
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Kuntsche EOtten RLabhart F. Identifying risky drinking patterns over the course of Saturday evenings: An event-level study..
Psychology of Addictive Behaviors.
29:744-752.
2015
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Wells SDumas TMBernards SKuntsche ELabhart FGraham K. Predrinking, Alcohol Use, and Breath Alcohol Concentration: A Study of Young Adult Bargoers.
Psychology of Addictive Behaviors.
29:683-689.
2015
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Labhart FWells SGraham KKuntsche E. Do Individual and Situational Factors Explain the Link Between Predrinking and Heavier Alcohol Consumption? An Event-Level Study of Types of Beverage Consumed and Social Context.
Alcohol and Alcoholism.
49:327-335.
2014
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Kuendig HGeorges ALabhart F. Investigating Underage Youth Access to Alcohol in Switzerland: Inventory of Modes of Access and Association with Youth Characteristics.
Alcohol and Alcoholism.
49:586-592.
2014
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Labhart FKuntsche E. When yesterday's consumption strikes back: Deviation from usual consumption inversely predicts amounts consumed the next weekend evening.
Drug and Alcohol Review.
33:385-392.
2014
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Labhart FGraham KWells SKuntsche E. Drinking Before Going to Licensed Premises: An Event-Level Analysis of Predrinking, Alcohol Consumption, and Adverse Outcomes.
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
37:284-291.
2013
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. Drinking motives moderate the impact of pre‐drinking on heavy drinking on a given evening and related adverse consequences—an event‐level study.
Addiction.
108:1747-1755.
2013
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. ICAT: Development of an Internet-Based Data Collection Method for Ecological Momentary Assessment Using Personal Cell Phone.
European Journal of Psychological Assessment.
29:140-148.
2013
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. Using Personal Cell Phones for Ecological Momentary Assessment An Overview of Current Developments.
European Psychologist.
18:3-11.
2013
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Gmel GVenzin VMarmet KDanko GLabhart F. A quasi-randomized group trial of a brief alcohol intervention on risky single occasion drinking among secondary school students.
International Journal of Public Health.
57:935-944.
2012
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Gmel GLabhart FFallu J-SKuntsche E. The association between drinking motives and alcohol-related consequences - room for biases and measurement issues?.
Addiction.
107:1580-1589.
2012
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. Investigating the drinking patterns of young people over the course of the evening at weekends.
Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
124:319-324.
2012
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Gmel GKuntsche EWicki MLabhart F. Measuring Alcohol-Related Consequences in School Surveys: Alcohol-Attributable Consequences or Consequences With Students’ Alcohol Attribution.
American Journal of Epidemiology.
171:93-104.
2010
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Cook MKuntsche SLabhart FKuntsche E. Do different drinks make you feel different emotions? Examination of young adolescents’ beverage-specific alcohol expectancies using the Alcohol Expectancy Task.
Addictive Behaviors.
106.
2020
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conference paper
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Phan TTLabhart FGatica-Perez D. My own private nightlife: Understanding youth personal spaces from crowdsourced video.
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction.
2019
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Wright CCJLabhart FO'Connor RDietze PMCallinan SKuntsche E. DRINKING TO COPE WITH SOCIAL ANXIETY.
Drug and Alcohol Review.
S76-S76.
2018
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Santani DBiel J-ILabhart FTruong JLandolt SKuntsche EGatica-Perez D. The night is young.
Proceedings of the 2016 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing - UbiComp '16.
427-438.
2016
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Wells SBernards SDumas TKuntsche ELabhart FGraham K. PREDRINKING AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH ALCOHOL USE, BAC AND ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM: A STUDY OF YOUNG ADULT BAR-GOERS.
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
313A-313A.
2014
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Labhart FKuntsche E. WHEN YESTERDAY'S CONSUMPTION STRIKES BACK: DEVIATION FROM USUAL CONSUMPTION INVERSELY PREDICTS AMOUNTS CONSUMED THE NEXT WEEKEND EVENING.
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
313A-313A.
2014
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Phan TTLabhart FGatica-Perez D. My own private nightlife: Understanding youth personal spaces from crowdsourced video.
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction.
2019
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editorial article
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. The future is now-using personal cellphones to gather data on substance use and related factors.
Addiction.
109:1052-1053.
2014
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Kuntsche ELabhart F. The future is now-using personal cellphones to gather data on substance use and related factors.
Addiction.
109:1052-1053.
2014