ABSTRACT
A Study on the Factors Influencing Drinking Type by Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test
– Korea Version (AUDIT-K)
- Using Multinominal Logistic Regression Analysis -
Hyo Jung, Lee
Advisor : Prof, Hwie - Seo Park, Ph.D.
Department of Addiction Rehabi...
ABSTRACT
A Study on the Factors Influencing Drinking Type by Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test
– Korea Version (AUDIT-K)
- Using Multinominal Logistic Regression Analysis -
Hyo Jung, Lee
Advisor : Prof, Hwie - Seo Park, Ph.D.
Department of Addiction Rehabilitation
with Social welfare,
Graduate school of policy, Chosun University
The objective of this study is to conduct a comparative analysis on factors that affect alcohol related problems of the general public through the Korean version of alcohol use disorder identification test (AUDIT-K). Risk of drinking culture at these days in Korea is still reflected by the various problems, accidents and incidents associated with drinking as well as the high drinking rate. In examining the previous studies on drinking problems, many studies focused on the specific groups or patients as the subjects due to the study objectives. In other words, those previous studies had a limitation in that a study with the general public cited the data that cannot be generalized or did not sufficiently consider a causal relationship between variables. To address this issue, this study conducted an analysis using the data of the 13th year from the Korea Welfare Panel, which are the nation wide survey results targeting for the general public. Moreover, this study extracted various variables based on the relevant previous studies in order to approach the drinking problems that have emerged as a major social interest from various perspectives and those variables were applied in the study model to seek a new research direction.
This study defines three drinking patterns as classified by AUDIT-K, such as a normal drinking group that drinks with safe drinking habits, a problematic drinking group that requires education and counseling for harmful effects due to heavy drinking, and an alcohol use disorder estimation group that urgently requires diagnosis and treatment. In addition, the classification criteria were the scores added for all answers that subjects responded to the survey questionnaire of the AUDIT-K and the drinking patterns were classified into three categories as mentioned based on the scores.
In analysis results, 5 variables, which affect drinking patterns, were derived from the 12 variables in total excluding a dependent variable. In other words, it was shown that the drinking patterns were significantly affected by gender, age group, depression, smoking status, female participation in labor market and perception on responsibility conflict among family members.
Such analysis results have significance in that the findings in this study can be used as base data that support generalization of matched value to the results of previous studies and this study investigated the relationships among various variables through approaches to problems from multiple perspectives. Furthermore, the results of comparative analysis in this study on each factor that influences the drinking patterns will act as important fundamental grounds in policy development for solving various problems of the general public caused by drinking in the future. Finally, the direction for follow-up study was presented based on the limitations of this study.
Keywords: AUDIT-K, Drinking Pattern, Drinking Problem, Alcohol Use Disorder
ABSTRACT
A Study on the Factors Influencing Drinking Type by Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test
– Korea Version (AUDIT-K)
- Using Multinominal Logistic Regression Analysis -
Hyo Jung, Lee
Advisor : Prof, Hwie - Seo Park, Ph.D.
Department of Addiction Rehabilitation
with Social welfare,
Graduate school of policy, Chosun University
The objective of this study is to conduct a comparative analysis on factors that affect alcohol related problems of the general public through the Korean version of alcohol use disorder identification test (AUDIT-K). Risk of drinking culture at these days in Korea is still reflected by the various problems, accidents and incidents associated with drinking as well as the high drinking rate. In examining the previous studies on drinking problems, many studies focused on the specific groups or patients as the subjects due to the study objectives. In other words, those previous studies had a limitation in that a study with the general public cited the data that cannot be generalized or did not sufficiently consider a causal relationship between variables. To address this issue, this study conducted an analysis using the data of the 13th year from the Korea Welfare Panel, which are the nation wide survey results targeting for the general public. Moreover, this study extracted various variables based on the relevant previous studies in order to approach the drinking problems that have emerged as a major social interest from various perspectives and those variables were applied in the study model to seek a new research direction.
This study defines three drinking patterns as classified by AUDIT-K, such as a normal drinking group that drinks with safe drinking habits, a problematic drinking group that requires education and counseling for harmful effects due to heavy drinking, and an alcohol use disorder estimation group that urgently requires diagnosis and treatment. In addition, the classification criteria were the scores added for all answers that subjects responded to the survey questionnaire of the AUDIT-K and the drinking patterns were classified into three categories as mentioned based on the scores.
In analysis results, 5 variables, which affect drinking patterns, were derived from the 12 variables in total excluding a dependent variable. In other words, it was shown that the drinking patterns were significantly affected by gender, age group, depression, smoking status, female participation in labor market and perception on responsibility conflict among family members.
Such analysis results have significance in that the findings in this study can be used as base data that support generalization of matched value to the results of previous studies and this study investigated the relationships among various variables through approaches to problems from multiple perspectives. Furthermore, the results of comparative analysis in this study on each factor that influences the drinking patterns will act as important fundamental grounds in policy development for solving various problems of the general public caused by drinking in the future. Finally, the direction for follow-up study was presented based on the limitations of this study.
Keywords: AUDIT-K, Drinking Pattern, Drinking Problem, Alcohol Use Disorder
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