![]() ![]() The research identified eight key themes that young people used to explain the decline in youth drinking: The potential for alcohol-related harm Contemporary youth cultures and places of socialisation The affordability of alcohol Displacement of alcohol by other substances Access and the regulatory environment Disputing the decline Future Orientations and Parenting and the home environment. Content analysis of survey responses further refined these themes and indicated their prevalence within a larger sample. Analysis of interview data was both deductive and inductive, guided by a thematic approach. For both data sources, participants were asked why they thought youth alcohol drinking might be in decline. Participants were aged between 12–19 years. An online survey of 547 young people in England, was also conducted. We undertook 38 individual or group qualitative interviews with 96 participants in various educational contexts in England. ![]() The study used two methods in a convergent triangulation design. This paper explores the drivers of the decline from the perspectives of young people. Youth alcohol consumption has fallen markedly over the last twenty years in England. ![]()
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