… As such, the sample was relatively homogeneous with respect to typical drinking patterns,
which could limit variability in drinking and generalizability beyond the current sample. Second…

… variability of alcohol intake reported to be required to reach the subjective drunkenness … ,
age, educational attainment, alcohol intake volume and pattern, beverage choice and DUI limits…

… between alcohol consumption and various physical health problems has … Unfortunately,
data on the drinking patterns of former drinkers are also … Alcohol intake and subjective health …

… subjective response patterns are associated with both personality constructs and alcohol
use… Specifically, more-impulsive individuals may experience less sedation from alcohol, and …

… measure subjective responses to alcohol, document patterns … with dynamic changes in
alcohol use will ultimately advance … of alcoholism from the initiation of heavy drinking to its more …

… of alcohol predicted heavy alcohol use, and the magnitude of these positive subjective …
The findings demonstrate systematic changes in subjective responses to alcohol over time, …

… subjective evaluations of drinking consequences account for the relations between experience
of prior drinking consequences and subsequent alcohol … the same pattern of significance …

… Lipscomb TR, Nathan PE: Blood alcohol level discrimination: The effects of family history on
alcoholism, drinking pattern, and tolerance. Arch Gen Psychiatry 1980;37:571-576. Schuckit …

… subjective effects of alcohol would add to our understanding of heavy and risky alcohol use
patterns in … on alcohol use and subjective response to alcohol in people with heavy- and light-…

… have examined how alcohol consumption relates to these measures of subjective well-being.
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