‘Count your drinks’ is a protective behavioural strategy (PBS) that has been found to be effective in reducing alcohol consumption. Previous research has shown that females, older people and low-risk drinkers are more likely to use this strategy, but little is known about the attitudinal factors associated with engaging in drink counting. This information is important for developing effective interventions to encourage use of this PBS. The aim of this paper was to assess whether the following attitudinal factors are associated with frequency of enactment of the ‘Count your drinks’ PBS: (i) perceived ease of use; (ii) perceived effectiveness; (iii) personal relevance; and (iv) believability.

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与饮酒计数相关的态度因素

“数一数你的酒”是一种保护性行为策略 (PBS)，已被发现可有效减少饮酒量。先前的研究表明，女性、老年人和低风险饮酒者更有可能使用这种策略，但对与参与饮酒计数相关的态度因素知之甚少。此信息对于制定有效的干预措施以鼓励使用此 PBS 非常重要。本文的目的是评估以下态度因素是否与“数一数你的饮料”PBS 的制定频率相关：(i) 感知易用性；(ii) 感知的有效性；(iii) 个人相关性；(iv) 可信度。