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Secondhand effects of alcohol use (SEA) are adverse consequences experienced by an individual due to another’s drinking (i.e., study/sleep interrupted, being insulted or humiliation, sexual assault or rape). SEA is a serious public health concern among college students due to its serious consequences and high prevalence (60–84%). The present study examined the associations among SEA, personal alcohol use, depression, anxiety, and stress.  Methods:  836 students completed an online survey that assessed for study variables.  Results:  SEA significantly predicted all outcomes with those endorsing SEA reporting higher levels of depression, anxiety, and stress. Moreover, participants who endorsed SEA also reported 30% more frequent binge drinking and 18% more drinks on their heaviest reported drinking day.  Conclusions:  Findings indicate that the experience of SEA is a risk factor for poor mental and behavioral health outcomes among college students.

You’re Stressing Me Out: The Secondhand Effects of Alcohol