Research Article

Effects of a Comprehensive, Multiple Risky Behavior Prevention Program on High School Students

Table 4

Risk behavior per year of study as a percentage of the sample—all years.

Risk behavior 2009 ()2010 ()2011 ()2012 ()2013 ()
(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)

Lifetime alcohol use76.268.068.468.067.1
Drinking in the last 30 days54.245.343.743.743.5
Drinking 5 or more times in the last 30 days38.333.227.529.428.0
Drinking and driving in the last year21.015.810.712.510.4
Lifetime marijuana use38.328.127.726.128.8
Marijuana in the last 30 days24.616.516.013.410.1
Lifetime cocaine use7.75.45.32.12.7
Cigarettes in the last 30 days19.411.411.712.215.0
Fasting in the last 30 days5.47.77.06.67.1
Bullied last year9.916.017.515.320.2
Suicide attempts in the last year1.33.93.43.34.4
Gambling in the last year22.619.517.518.620.2
Winning back money8.19.02.111.814.7
Pornography in the last 30 days28.321.817.525.029.7
Self-injury in the last year12.410.48.39.99.6
Sex/oral sex in the last year38.132.331.132.032.6
Dating violence8.516.56.65.24.8
Date rape0.70.72.30.91.1
Video game use49.838.810.742.341.4
Video game use for 5 or more hours1.52.12.31.22.5

Note. “d” denotes a decrease and “u” denotes an increase at when compared to the Pretest Year.