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Lifetime binge drinking was the main outcome measure. The crude relationship between movie alcohol use exposure and lifetime binge drinking was significant in all countries; after covariate adjustment, the relationship was still significant in 5 of 6 countries.
A sensitivity analysis revealed that the association is content specific, as there was no significant association between lifetime binge drinking and exposure to smoking in movies. The link between alcohol use in movies and adolescent binge drinking was robust and seems relatively unaffected by cultural contexts. Some studies reveal an association between exposure to alcohol consumption in movies and youth drinking, but the evidence is sparse. Exposure to alcohol consumption in movies is associated with youth binge drinking, is little influenced by cultural differences between countries Germany, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, and Scotland , and is specific to movie alcohol, not movie smoking, depictions.
Alcohol-related health and social problems are prevalent in almost all societies that consume alcohol. Previous work has emphasized parental and peer risk factors for alcohol use. Alcohol advertising such as direct advertising on television, at movie theaters, and product placement in movies has been linked to adolescent drinking. This study reports results of a large-scale cross-sectional survey of young adolescents from 6 European countries.