 Non-Adapted Brief Motivational Intervention: The core components of NA-BMI are consistent with the person-centered approach of MI and include 1 providing personalized feedback based on screening and baseline assessment results; 2 exploring decisional balance pros and cons of alcohol use from the patients perspective; 3 building motivation for change through the assessment and discussion of the patients selfreport of levels of importance, confidence, and readiness to change drinking; 4 enhancing commitment to change by exploring the patients options for change and developing a change plan if indicated or desired; and 5 providing referrals for formal treatment of alcohol problems and other community resources. The NA-BMI will not specifically target cultural risk or protective factors beyond any normal tailoring that may occur in a standard BMI as described in the current literature. In NA-BMI, personalized feedback will be based on drinking norms and frequency of alcohol problems from the U.S. general population. 