Mundt et al. (2012) Effect of Alcohol Use Among Friends (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Flashcards

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Mundt et al. study year

2012

Peer selection (Mundt)

Adolescents select friends with similar alcohol use patterns

Peer influence (Mundt)

Adolescents adjust drinking to match friends' behaviour

Mundt Wave 1 sample size

2,563 students aged 13-18

Mundt sampling method

Stratified sampling

Type of data used (Mundt)

Secondary data from existing research project

Mundt study design

Longitudinal (two waves, 12 months apart)

Main finding: selection vs influence

Selection major factor; friends had limited influence

Weakness: data collection method

Reliance on self-reported alcohol use

Weakness: study design type

Correlational - cannot determine causation

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