Objectives: To understand the predictors of controlled drinking in Korean male workers with a structural equation modeling based on Ajzen's theory of planned behavior.
Methods: A cross-sectional survey design was used with a total of 315 male workers from 20 workplaces.
Results: The modified model accounted for 58% of intentions and 20% of controlled drinking behavior. The component most increasing intentions was perceived behavior control (PBC), and the components increasing controlled drinking behavior were intentions and PBC in the modified model.
Conclusions: Intervention programs should be designed to increase intentions and PBC to improve controlled drinking behavior in male workers.
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