Branded Consumption and Social Identification: Young People and Alcohol Study, 2006-2007
UKDA study number:6217
Principal Investigator
Griffin, C.
University of Bath. Department of Psychology
Data Collectors
Bengry-Howell, A.
Clarke, D.
Weale, L.
Sponsor
Economic and Social Research Council
Distributed by
UK Data Archive, University of Essex, Colchester.
June 2009
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Griffin, C., Branded Consumption and Social Identification: Young People and Alcohol Study, 2006-2007 [computer file]. Colchester, Essex: UK Data Archive [distributor], June 2009. SN: 6217.
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Copyright:
C. Griffin, I. Szmigin, W. Mistral, C. Hackley
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6217 . Branded Consumption and Social Identification: Young People and Alcohol Study, 2006-2007
Depositor:
Griffin, C. , University of Bath. Department of Psychology
Principal Investigator:
Griffin, C. , University of Bath. Department of Psychology
Data Collectors:
Bengry-Howell, A.
Clarke, D.
Weale, L.
Sponsor:
Economic and Social Research Council
Grant Number:
RES-148-25-0021
Other Acknowledgements:
Dr Nick Nash - preparing data for archiving.
Abstract:
This qualitative dataset examines young people's relationship with alcohol and drinking practices.
The study investigated the meanings that young people associate with drinking and how contemporary forms of alcohol marketing operate to constitute alcohol brands as discursive resources that young people can draw on.
The project examined: (a) the role that branding and marketing practices play in shaping young adults' identity practices around alcohol and the meanings that they associate with alcohol consumption; (b) how young people's drinking practices and the meanings they associated with alcohol consumption differed in three geographical contexts: a major metropolitan conurbation in the West Midlands, a smaller semi-rural market town and a seaside location in the West Country; (c) how alcohol-related practices are organised around gender, class and/or ethnicity; (d) the role that drinking stories and other collective cultural practices (e.g. drinking games) play in the constitution of young adults' social and personal identities.
Further information can be found at the project's funding award page.
Coverage:
Time Period Covered:
March 2006 -
March 2007
Dates of Fieldwork:
March 2006 -
March 2007
Country:
England
Geography:
South West England; West Midlands
Spatial Units:
No spatial unit.
Observation Units:
Individuals; Groups
Kind of Data:
Textual data; Individual (micro) level;
Focus group transcripts; semi-structured interview transcripts
Universe Sampled:
Location of Units of Observation:
Subnational
Population:
Young people aged 18-25
Methodology:
Time Dimensions:
Cross-sectional (one-time) study
Sampling Procedures:
Purposive selection/case studies; Convenience sample
Number of Units:
89 people in 16 focus groups; 8 semi-structured individual interviews
Method of Data Collection:
Face-to-face interview; Focus group
Weighting:
No weighting used.
Language(s) of Written Materials:
Study Description: English
Study Documentation: English
Access:
Access Conditions:
The depositor has specified that registration is required and standard conditions of use apply. The depositor may be informed about usage. See terms and conditions for further information.
Availability:
ESDS Qualidata, UK Data Archive
Contact:
Help desk: qualidata@esds.ac.uk
Date of First Release:
23 June 2009
Copyright:
C. Griffin, I. Szmigin, W. Mistral, C. Hackley
File last updated:
8 July 2009