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How does Entertainment affect GPA of College students?

Annotated Bibliography Osain, Menizibeya Welcome and Pereverzev Alekseevic Vladimir. "The Effect of Alcohol Use on Academic Performance of University Students." Annals of General Psychiatry (2010). This journal want to find out the extent of alcohol use on academic performance of university students. It includes a sample size of 46 students, mean age is 21 years from three major universities. All paticipants received questionnaire related to alcohol questions and examination scores. This study shows a negative correlation relationship between alcohol use and academic performance. I use it in my analysis to compare three different studies on the relationship between Alcohol use and academic performance. This is the study which has the smallest sample size. I think it could be a controversy to use it as the main evidence to show that alcohol may have negative influence on academic performance. Porter, Stephen R. and John Pryor. "The Effects of Heavy Episodic Alcohol Use on Student Engagement, Academic Performance, and Time Use." Journal of College Student Development 48 (2007): 455-467. This journal uses survey to examine the connection between heavy episodic alcohol use and student engagement. In this case, it collect data from over 40,000 students at 28 selective private colleges. In the conclusion, the study finds out a strong negative effects of heavy episodic drinking are on student-faculty interaction. However, this study only emphasizes on heavy Alcohol use. It is hard to see if there is significant difference between alcohol and non-alcohol users. I also plan to use this source to compare other study on alcohol use. Wolfson, Amy R. and Royce A. Singleton. "Alcohol Consumption, Sleep, and Academic Performance Among College Students." 3 Jan 2015. Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. 3 March 2016 <http://www.jsad.com/doi/abs/10.15288/jsad.2009.70.355>. This journal is talking about the associations between alcohol use and academic performance, sleep and academic performance, and alcohol use and sleep. The personal interview surveys were conducted with a random sample of 236 students (124 women) at a liberal arts college. Despite the conclusion of this journal, this study has a fairly limited sample size in one area. I plan to use it for making connection between alcohol consumption and sleep. Both two are variables which have influence on academic performance.

How

does

Entertainment

affect

GPA

of

College

students?

Annotated

Bibliography

Osain,

Menizibeya

Welcome

and

Pereverzev

Alekseevic

Vladimir.

"The

Effect

of

Alcohol

Use

on

Academic

Performance

of

University

Students."

Annals

of

General

Psychiatry

(2010).

This

journal

want

to

find

out

the

extent

of

alcohol

use

on

academic

performance

of

university

students.

It

includes

a

sample

size

of

46

students,

mean

age

is

21

years

from

three

major

universities.

All

paticipants

received

questionnaire

related

to

alcohol

questions

and

examination

scores.

This

study

shows

a

negative

correlation

relationship

between

alcohol

use

and

academic

performance.

I

use

it

in

my

analysis

to

compare

three

different

studies

on

the

relationship

between

Alcohol

use

and

academic

performance.

This

is

the

study

which

has

the

smallest

sample

size.

I

think

it

could

be

a

controversy

to

use

it

as

the

main

evidence

to

show

that

alcohol

may

have

negative

influence

on

academic

performance.

Porter,

Stephen

R.

and

John

Pryor.

"The

Effects

of

Heavy

Episodic

Alcohol

Use

on

Student

Engagement,

Academic

Performance,

and

Time

Use."

Journal

of

College

Student

Development

48

(2007):

455-467.

This

journal

uses

survey

to

examine

the

connection

between

heavy

episodic

alcohol

use

and

student

engagement.

In

this

case,

it

collect

data

from

over

40,000

students

at

28

selective

private

colleges.

In

the

conclusion,

the

study

finds

out

a

strong

negative

effects

of

heavy

episodic

drinking

are

on

student-faculty