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Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts

2014 master's thesis by Sarah Joy Pratt at University of Canterbury
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Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts is a master's thesis[1].

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  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's instance of is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — instance of (P31): master's thesis[2].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts was published by The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — publisher (P123): UC Research Repository[3].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's language of work or name is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — language of work or name (P407): English[4].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's country of origin is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[5].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts was published on 2014[6].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's main subject is The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — main subject (P921): interpersonal relationship[7].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's main subject is The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — main subject (P921): social marketing[8].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's title is recorded as Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts[9].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's author name string is recorded as Sarah Joy Pratt[10].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's thesis submitted to is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Canterbury[11].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[12].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's copyright status is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[13].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's online access status is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — online access status (P6954): open access[14].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's thesis committee member is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — thesis committee member (P9161): Ekant Veer[15].
  • Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's thesis submitted for degree is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — thesis submitted for degree (P13338): Master of Commerce[16].

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Trust Me, You've had ENOUGH: The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts's instance of is recorded as The use of differential relationships to decrease the likelihood of binge drinking in different contexts — instance of (P31): master's thesis[2].

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  1. 6w ago · DrThneed · 2026-09-06 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    Thesis submitted for degree → Master of Commerce
    Author name string → Sarah Joy Pratt
    Thesis submitted to → University of Canterbury
    Handle id → 10092/9155
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