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Wakulla County Coalition for Youth Underage Drinking Survey Results
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Wakulla County Coalition for Youth Underage Drinking Survey Results
Written by Publisher, Wakulla.com Wednesday, 05 March 2008 17:40
Wakulla County Coalition for Youth Underage Drinking Survey Results
(For document formatting reasons, questions 8 and 9 were moved to the end of the document.)
| 1. Currently I am |
Resp.
Percent
|
Resp.
Total
|
||
| The parent of a child who attends elementary school in Wakulla County. |
7.58% |
20 | ||
| The parent of a child who attends middle school in Wakulla County. | 17.80% |
47 |
||
| The parent of a child who attends high school in Wakulla County. | 33.33% |
88 |
||
| The parent of children who attend several schools in Wakulla County. | 23.11% |
61 |
||
| A resident of Wakulla County but not the parent of a child currently attending school in Wakulla County. | 18.18% |
48 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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| 2. How easy or difficult do you think it would be for underage youth to get beer, wine, wine coolers, liquor or other alcoholic drinks from home without their parents knowing it? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Very Difficult |
7.95% |
21 |
||
| Difficult |
15.91% |
42 |
||
| Easy |
56.06% |
148 |
||
| Very Easy | 20.08% |
53 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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| 3. How easy or difficult do you think it would be for underage youth to
get someone they know who is over 21 yrs. old to buy alcohol for them? |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Very Difficult |
5.68% |
15 |
||
| Difficult |
13.26% |
35 |
||
| Easy |
51.89% |
137 |
||
| Very Easy | 29.17% |
77 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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| 4. How easy or difficult do you think it would be for underage youth to
steal beer, wine, wine coolers, liquor or other alcoholic drinks from a
store in this county? |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Easy | 19.70% |
52 |
||
| Difficult |
64.39% |
170 |
||
| Very Difficult |
11.36% |
30 |
||
| Very Easy | 4.55% |
12 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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| 5. How easy or difficult do you think it would be for underage youth to buy beer, wine, wine coolers, liquor or other alcoholic drinks from a store in this county? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Very Difficult |
14.39% |
38 |
||
| Difficult |
59.85% |
158 |
||
| Easy |
21.97% |
58 |
||
| Very Easy | 3.79% |
10 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
||||
| 6. Which of the following do you think is the most common source of alcohol for underage youth in this county? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Older Siblings |
7.20% |
19 |
||
| Parents/Family |
18.18% |
48 |
||
| Friends |
51.14% |
135 |
||
| Someone they know over 21 yrs. old |
23.48% |
62 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
||||
| 7. How common in your community is alcohol consumption by underage youth at unsupervised social gatherings? |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Very Common |
26.89% |
71 |
||
| Common |
41.67% |
110 |
||
| Occasionally |
15.15% |
40 |
||
| Not Common |
16.29% |
43 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
||||
| 10. How common do you think it is for parents to host parties where they provide alcohol to underage drinkers? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Very Common |
3.79% |
10 |
||
| Common |
19.32% |
51 |
||
| Occasionally |
43.94% |
116 |
||
| Not Common |
32.95% |
87 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
||||
| 11. Which of the following do you think is the most serious consequence for youth of underage drinking? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Traffic accidents |
70.08% |
185 |
||
| Health concerns |
3.41% |
9 |
||
| Risky sexual behavior |
19.70% |
52 |
||
| Effects on brain/learning |
6.82% |
18 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
||||
| 12. Which of the following do you think is the most serious consequence for parents who host parties where alcohol is served? | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Damage to reputation |
0.38% |
1 |
||
| Criminal charges |
50.76% |
134 |
||
| Fines/Imprisonment |
17.42% |
46 |
||
| Risks for youth |
31.44% |
83 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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| 13. Parents who allow their own high school-aged children to have a few sips of alcohol at their home on special family occasions. | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Strongly Disapprove |
28.29% |
73 |
||
| Disapprove |
36.05% |
93 |
||
| Approve |
32.95% | 85 |
||
| Strongly Approve |
2.71% |
7 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 258 |
||||
| 14. Parents who allow their own high school-aged children to drink alcohol at their home occasionally even if it is not a special family occasion as long as adults are there to supervise. | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Strongly Disapprove |
53.10% |
137 |
||
| Disapprove | 38.76% |
100 |
||
| Approve |
6.98% |
18 |
||
| Strongly Approve |
1.16% |
3 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 258 |
||||
| 15. Parents who allow other people’s high school-aged children (when their
parents HAVE NOT been consulted) to drink alcohol at their home as long
as adults are there to supervise. |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Strongly Disapprove | 89.53% |
231 |
||
| Disapprove | 9.30% |
24 |
||
| Approve |
.39% |
1 |
||
| Strongly Approve | 0.78% |
2 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 258 |
||||
| 16. Parents who allow their own high school-aged children to have a party where alcohol is served at their home as long as adults are there to supervise. | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Strongly Disapprove |
82.95% | 214 |
||
| Disapprove |
14.73% | 38 |
||
| Approve |
1.94% | 5 |
||
| Strongly Approve | .39% |
1 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 258 |
||||
| 17. Parents who allow their own high school-aged children to have a party where alcohol is served at their home without adult supervision. | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Strongly Disapprove |
95.74% |
247 |
||
| Disapprove |
3.49% |
9 |
||
| Approve |
0.00% |
0 |
||
| Strongly Approve |
0.78% |
2 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 258 |
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| 18. “Most of the students at your school drink alcohol at weekend parties.” | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Never used this type of statement |
65.75% |
167 |
||
| Used a few times |
24.80% |
63 |
||
| Use often |
9.45% |
24 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 254 |
||||
| 19. “Many of the students at your school drink alcohol and end up getting into trouble.” |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Never used this type of statement | 49.61% |
126 |
||
| Used a few times |
40.55% |
103 |
||
| Use often |
9.84% |
25 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 254 |
||||
| 20. “Most high school students do not regularly drink alcohol.” |
Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Never used this type of statement |
79.13% |
201 |
||
| Used a few times |
17.72% |
45 |
||
| Use often |
3.15% |
8 | ||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 254 |
||||
| 21. “Most students at your school drink soda, juice, or water rather than alcohol at social events.” | Resp. Percent |
Resp.
Total |
||
| Never used this type of statement | 79.13% |
201 |
||
| Used a few times |
15.75% |
40 |
||
| Use often |
5.12% |
13 |
||
| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 254 |
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8 . How common do you think it is for alcohol to be consumed by underage drinkers at each of the following kinds of unsupervised (parents not there) social gatherings?
| Very Common |
Common |
Occasionally |
Not Common |
|||||
| Parties at Home | 42.05% (111) | |
32.58% (86) | |
15.91% (42) | |
9.47% (25) | |
| Friends Homes |
38.26% (101) |
41.67% (110) |
15.91% (42) |
4.17% (11) |
||||
| School Functions |
4.55% (12) | 9.85% (26) |
43.94% (116) |
41.67% (110) |
||||
| Remote Locations |
61.36% (162) |
28.41% (75) |
7.20% (19) |
3.03% (8) | ||||
| Festivals or Fairs |
15.15% (40) |
25.00% (66) |
40.53% (107) |
19.32% (264) |
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| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
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9 . How common do you think it is for alcohol to be consumed by underage drinkers at each of the following kinds of social gatherings when parents or family members are present?
| Not Common |
Very Common |
Common |
Occasionally |
|||||
| Friends Homes |
29.17% (77) | |
9.85% (26) | |
23.11% (61) | |
37.88% (100) | |
| Restaurants |
72.73% (192) |
0.38% (1) |
4.55% (12) |
22.35% (59) |
||||
| Special Events |
32.58% (86) | 5.68% (15) |
18.94% (50) |
42.80% (113) |
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| TOTAL RESPONDENTS: 264 |
This information originally published on March 6. 2008.
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