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Table 4 Principals’ views on adequacy of information to make decisions about alcohol consumption at school functions, whether they would like additional information, and likely use of selected modalities

From: Principals’ reports of adults’ alcohol use in Australian secondary schools

 

NSW

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NSW

Vic

NSW

Vic

NSW

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Do you feel you have adequate information to make decisions about the consumption of alcohol at school functions?c

n

% Yes, completely adequate information

% Yes, somewhat adequate

% Not sure/No, somewhat inadequate

124

117

80.6

50.4

17.7

42.7

1.6

6.8

Would you, your school council or board like additional information and/or skills to help you make decisions about adults’ use of alcohol at school events?b

n

% Yes

% No

% Don’t know

101

100

23.8

44.0

76.2

54.0

0.0

2.0

Likely use:

n

% Likely/very likely

% Unsure

% Unlikely/very unlikely

 Online information packagea

101

100

57.4

75.0

8.9

6.0

33.7

19.0

 Telephone information--you call

101

100

44.6

57.0

7.9

6.0

47.5

37.0

 Mailout information package

101

100

44.6

54.0

5.9

10.0

49.5

36.0

 Phone/ipad/other ‘app’

101

99

33.7

40.4

6.9

14.1

59.4

45.5

 Face-to-face sessionb

101

100

10.9

26.0

6.9

12.0

82.2

62.0

 Telephone information--calls you

101

100

12.9

23.0

5.9

9.0

81.2

68.0

  1. aDifferences between states significant at the 5 % level (chi-square)
  2. bDifferences between states significant at the 1 % level (chi-square)
  3. cDifferences between states significant at the 0.1 % level (chi-square)