Table 1 The number and percentage of sources of alcohol supply, alcohol response, exposure to alcohol advertising, alcohol-related harm, and alcohol use disorder in Thai junior high school students who drank alcohol (n = 1187)
Variables | n (%) |
|---|---|
Supply of alcohol | |
 1. No supply from others (self–supply only) | 293 (24.8) |
 2. Single source of supply of alcohol | 427 (35.9) |
  - Parental supply only | 170 (14.3) |
  - Friend/siblings supply only | 163 (13.7) |
  - Relatives supply only | 94 (7.9) |
 3. Two sources of supplies of alcohol | 276 (23.2) |
  - Parental and friend/siblings supply | 73 (6.1) |
  - Parental and relatives supply | 59 (5.0) |
  - Friend/siblings and relatives supply | 144 (12.1) |
 4. More than two sources of supplies of alcohol | 191 (16.1) |
  - Parental, friend/siblings, and relatives supply | 191 (16.1) |
Social media exposure to alcohol advertisements | |
  - Exposure to a picture of alcohol advertisement | 949 (79.7) |
  - Exposure to a video clip of alcohol advertisement | 982 (82.7) |
Alcohol response | |
  - Flushing reaction experience | 94 (7.9) |
Socioeconomic and demographic variables | |
  - Female | 708 (59.6) |
  - Families with low income | 439 (36.9) |
  - Not living with parents | 188 (15.8) |
  - Living in Greater Bangkok | 287 (24.2) |
  - Medium to low academic achievement (GPA less than or equal 2.5 (out of 4.0) or C+) | 133 (11.1) |
Alcohol–drinking behavior | |
  - Binge drinking two to three times per month | 25 (2.1) |
Alcohol–related harms | |
  - Any alcohol–related harms | 263 (22.2) |
Alcohol Use Disorder | |
  - None | 926 (78.0) |
  - Alcohol Use Disorder | 261 (22.0) |
     Mild alcohol use disorder | 158 (13.3) |
     Moderate alcohol use disorder | 64 (5.4) |
     Severe alcohol use disorder | 39 (3.3) |