Andrew M. Earle - Concepedia

Author

Andrew M. Earle

Loyola Marymount University ORCID

Also Known As

Andrew Earle, Andrew M. Earle

Publications

528

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Loyola Marymount University University of Southern California Lehigh University

About

Andrew M. Earle is an author at Loyola Marymount University specializing in psychology, behavioral sciences, and public health.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	2	2	49
2	Arts	1	1	82
3	Education	1	1	37
4	Engineering	1	1	19
5	Health Sciences	1	1	27

Andrew M. Earle

Publications

528

Citations

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	Year	Citations
PNF 2.0? Initial evidence that gamification can increase the efficacy of brief, web-based personalized normative feedback alcohol interventions Sarah C. Boyle, Andrew M. Earle, Joseph W. LaBrie, Addictive Behaviors Behavioral SciencesAlcohol DependenceAddictionGamificationHealth Promotion	2016	111
Facebook dethroned: Revealing the more likely social media destinations for college students' depictions of underage drinking Sarah C. Boyle, Andrew M. Earle, Joseph W. LaBrie, Addictive Behaviors Underage DrinkingSocial MediaEmerging MediaCollege StudentsCyberpsychology	2016	82
Examining interactions within the theory of planned behavior in the prediction of intentions to engage in cannabis-related driving behaviors Andrew M. Earle, Lucy E. Napper, Joseph W. LaBrie, Journal of American College Health	2019	66
A parent-based intervention reduces heavy episodic drinking among first-year college students. Joseph W. LaBrie, Andrew M. Earle, Sarah C. Boyle, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors Family MedicineSubstance UseAdolescent Behavioral HealthHigh SchoolAdolescence	2016	37
In pursuit of a self-sustaining college alcohol intervention: Deploying gamified PNF in the real world Andrew M. Earle, Joseph W. LaBrie, Sarah C. Boyle Addictive Behaviors Performance StudiesAlcohol DependenceGamificationHealth PromotionEducation	2018	37
The Upside of Helicopter Parenting: Engaging Parents to Reduce First-Year Student Drinking Andrew M. Earle, Joseph W. LaBrie Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice	2016	31
What “likes” have got to do with it: Exposure to peers' alcohol-related posts and perceptions of injunctive drinking norms Sarah C. Boyle, Daniel J. Smıth, Andrew M. Earle, Journal of American College Health	2018	30
Is Prepartying a Cause of Heavy Drinking and Consequences Rather Than Just a Correlate? A Longitudinal Look at the Relationship Between Prepartying, Alcohol Approval, and Subsequent Drinking and Consequences Joseph W. LaBrie, Andrew M. Earle, Justin F. Hummer, Substance Use & Misuse	2016	28
An examination of the prospective associations between objectively assessed exposure to alcohol-related Instagram content, alcohol-specific cognitions, and first-year college drinking Joseph W. LaBrie, Bradley M. Trager, Sarah C. Boyle, Addictive Behaviors Substance AbuseBehavioral SciencesSubstance UseAlcohol MisuseAlcohol Dependence	2021	27
Heavy Episodic Drinking Is Associated With Poorer Bone Health in Adolescent and Young Adult Women Joseph W. LaBrie, Sarah C. Boyle, Andrew M. Earle, Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs	2018	20

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