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Lindsay Ham

Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Psychological Science

Lindsay Ham is currently serving as a J. William Fulbright College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Arkansas.

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psychology behavioral sciences mental health substance use social psychology substance abuse public health addictive behaviors alcohol misuse addiction alcohol abuse psychiatry adolescent health health psychology criminology adolescent psychology social anxiety behavioral health alcohol dependence college students substance addiction clinical psychology educational psychology psychosocial research alcohol expectancies adolescence behavioral research sport psychology applied social psychology sexual assault counseling psychology developmental psychology applied cognitive psychology psychological trauma cognitive psychology cognitive therapy psychological science violent behavior applied psychology bystander intervention hazardous alcohol use interpersonal violence psychological assessment addiction medicine adult development behavioral addictions alcohol intoxication feminist criminology occupational health psychology psychometrics alcohol use beverage industry multiethnic sample high school students hazardous drinking behavioural psychology cultural psychology compulsive behaviors correctional practice social stress sexual violence social anxiety disorder hispanic college students drinking game behaviors clinical psychiatry social-emotional wellbeing addiction treatment female criminality sexual offending behavior therapy student cultures player experience critical review alcohol use disorders health risk behaviors alcohol outcome expectancies substance misuse

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Alcohol-Specific Masculine Norms and Drinking Motives Among College Men. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

college menalcohol abusegender studiessex rolessubstance usealcohol (drug)alcohol misusesubstance abusegender identityaddictive behaviors

A Motivational Framework to Connect Traditional Feminine Gender Roles to Alcohol Use and Consequences Among Latina Young Adults in the United States.. Journal of Latinx Psychology (2025)

alcohol abusegender studiessex roleslatina young adultsgender theorygender developmentunited statesmotivational frameworkfeminist theorysubstance usealcohol (drug)gender diversityalcohol misusesubstance abusesociologygender inequalityfeminist studies

A Psychometric Evaluation of the Reasons for Limiting Heavy Drinking Scale in a National Sample of College Students. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

substance use disorderspublic healthalcohol abusepsychological assessmentnational samplepsychosocial factorspsychometric evaluationcollege studentssubstance useaddictionalcohol misusesubstance abusesubstance addictionpsychologyaddictive behaviors

Bystander Intervention Matters: Differences in Posttraumatic Cognitions Based on (No) Bystander Presence and Helping. Violence Against Women (2025)

post-traumatic stress disordertrauma systemsbystander interventionbystander intervention mattersapplied psychologysocial psychologyposttraumatic cognitionsapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencepsychological traumatraumapsychologybystander presence

“Drink Like a Man!” Masculine Drinking Norms, Alcohol Protective Behavioral Strategies, and Severity of Hazardous Alcohol Use Among College Men.. Journal of Counseling Psychology (2025)

college menalcohol abusehuman behaviorhazardous alcohol usegender studiesmasculinitysubstance usealcohol (drug)addictionpsychologyalcohol misusesubstance abusegender identityprotective behavioral strategiesbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Pregaming in the Digital Age: Drinking Before Joining a Virtual Social Event With Friends or Family Among University Students. Current Psychology (2025)

applied social psychologydigital mediumsalcohol abusesocial problemsaddictive behaviorsvirtual communitiessocial mediaalcohol (drug)communicationalcohol misusedigital agevirtual social eventinterpersonal communicationsociologyuniversity studentscyberpsychologysocial computing

Presenting the Evading Responsibility Following Alcohol-Related Harms as Strategy for Emotion Regulation (Eraser) Model. Deviant Behavior (2025)

emotional selfregulationalcohol abusealcohol dependenceaddiction medicinebehavioral sciencessubstance usealcohol (drug)emotionsaddictionharm reductionbehavioral researchemotion regulationsubstance abusealcohol misusesubstance addictionpsychologyaddictive behaviors

The Impact of Alcohol-Specific and Traditional Masculine Norms on Drinking Game Behaviors: A Multisite Study of Emerging Adult Men. Emerging Adulthood (2025)

human behaviorgender studiesmasculinitysex researchemerging adult mensubstance usealcohol (drug)social behaviortraditional masculine normsalcohol misusedrinking game behaviorsbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

An Analysis of Drinking Motives in the Maintenance of Co-Occurring Obsessive–Compulsive Symptoms and Alcohol Misuse. Substance Use & Misuse (2024)

Michael P. RandazzaLindsay S. HamDean McKay

substance use disordersmental healthalcohol abusesubstance useaddictionpsychologyalcohol misusesubstance abusepsychopathologyco-occurring obsessive-compulsive symptomssubstance addictionbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

A Replication and Extension of the Factor Structure of the Masculine Drinking Norms Measure (Mdnm) and Associations With Drinking Behaviors in a Multisite Sample of College Men.. Psychology of Men & Masculinity (2024)

Byron L. ZamboangaPatrick R. DuryeaAmie R. NewinsKatherine Walukevich-DienstJessica K. PerrotteKathryne Van HedgerKayla FordLindsay S. HamSu Yeong KimTimothy J. GrigsbyP. Priscilla Lui

mental healthsubstance use disorderscollege menalcohol abusefactor structuredrinking behaviorsalcohol dependencemultisite samplemasculinitysubstance usesocial behaviorpsychologyaddictionalcohol misusesubstance abusebehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

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Lindsay Ham

Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Psychological Science

Lindsay Ham is currently serving as a J. William Fulbright College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Arkansas.

Honors

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University of Arkansas

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Alcohol-Specific Masculine Norms and Drinking Motives Among College Men. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

college menalcohol abusegender studiessex rolessubstance usealcohol (drug)alcohol misusesubstance abusegender identityaddictive behaviors

A Motivational Framework to Connect Traditional Feminine Gender Roles to Alcohol Use and Consequences Among Latina Young Adults in the United States.. Journal of Latinx Psychology (2025)

A Psychometric Evaluation of the Reasons for Limiting Heavy Drinking Scale in a National Sample of College Students. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

Bystander Intervention Matters: Differences in Posttraumatic Cognitions Based on (No) Bystander Presence and Helping. Violence Against Women (2025)

“Drink Like a Man!” Masculine Drinking Norms, Alcohol Protective Behavioral Strategies, and Severity of Hazardous Alcohol Use Among College Men.. Journal of Counseling Psychology (2025)

Pregaming in the Digital Age: Drinking Before Joining a Virtual Social Event With Friends or Family Among University Students. Current Psychology (2025)

Presenting the Evading Responsibility Following Alcohol-Related Harms as Strategy for Emotion Regulation (Eraser) Model. Deviant Behavior (2025)

The Impact of Alcohol-Specific and Traditional Masculine Norms on Drinking Game Behaviors: A Multisite Study of Emerging Adult Men. Emerging Adulthood (2025)

An Analysis of Drinking Motives in the Maintenance of Co-Occurring Obsessive–Compulsive Symptoms and Alcohol Misuse. Substance Use & Misuse (2024)

Michael P. RandazzaLindsay S. HamDean McKay

Byron L. ZamboangaPatrick R. DuryeaAmie R. NewinsKatherine Walukevich-DienstJessica K. PerrotteKathryne Van HedgerKayla FordLindsay S. HamSu Yeong KimTimothy J. GrigsbyP. Priscilla Lui

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