Social supply of alcohol to under 18s: Quantitative research from the 2019/20 Alcohol Use in New Zealand survey (AUiNZ)

<p dir="ltr">Alcohol consumption by young people aged under 18 years (‘under 18s’) increases the risk of adverse physical and cognitive development, other alcohol-related harms, and alcohol-use disorders later in life. Social supply is the supply of alcohol to individuals under the minimum purchase age by parents, guardians, friends, or others.</p><p dir="ltr"><i>Social supply of alcohol to under 18s: Quantitative research from the 2019/20 Alcohol Use in New Zealand survey (AUiNZ)</i> is a study that measured behaviours, attitudes, and norms on the social supply of alcohol to under 18s. Quantitative analysis methods examined data, using nine outcome survey measures from the 2019/20 Alcohol Use in New Zealand survey (AUiNZ).</p><p dir="ltr">A complementary report,<a href="https://healthnz.figshare.com/articles/report/Attitudes_and_behaviours_on_supplying_alcohol_to_under_18s_Qualitative_research_from_the_2019_20_Alcohol_Use_in_New_Zealand_survey_AUiNZ_/26508070" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank"><i> </i><i>Attitudes and behaviours on supplying alcohol to under 18s</i></a>, explores the qualitative responses from the same sample.</p>