A web survey was carried out in May 2010. An e-mail
invitation was sent to all bachelor and master students
registered with the university (n = 18,137), with a link to
a web-survey questionnaire. No financial or material incentive
was provided. The students could request a copy
of the final report, and 62% of the respondents made
such request. The form included 31 questions related to
socio-demographics, living arrangements, study programmes,
involvement in student activities, alcohol use,
injunctive and descriptive norms, and positive and negative
consequences of alcohol use. On average, filling in
the questionnaire took 12 minutes and very few breakoffs
were recorded. The study was approved for ethical
issues by the Social and Student Affairs review board of
the university on the 26th March 2010.
A web survey was carried out in May 2010. An e-mailinvitation was sent to all bachelor and master studentsregistered with the university (n = 18,137), with a link toa web-survey questionnaire. No financial or material incentivewas provided. The students could request a copyof the final report, and 62% of the respondents madesuch request. The form included 31 questions related tosocio-demographics, living arrangements, study programmes,involvement in student activities, alcohol use,injunctive and descriptive norms, and positive and negativeconsequences of alcohol use. On average, filling inthe questionnaire took 12 minutes and very few breakoffswere recorded. The study was approved for ethicalissues by the Social and Student Affairs review board ofthe university on the 26th March 2010.
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