The social science model for reducing alcohol problems stresses changing norms about
drinking, integrating drinking into other meaningful activities, and gradual socialization of …

Alcohol is the most popular and widely used psychoactive drug in the world. In many
societies alcohol has been incorporated into the fabric of everyday life, with its use being an …

Abstract Alcohol consumption in The Netherlands tripled between 1960 and 1980. As a
result, alcohol-related problems increased sharply. Therefore Dutch government in 1986 …

A Review of Federal Primary Alcoholism Prevention Projects Page 1 Journal o! Studies on
Alcohol, Vol. 40, No. I1, 1979 A Review of Federal Primary Alcoholism Prevention Projects x …

The research evaluating the effects of programs and policies in reducing the incidence of
alcohol problems is critically reviewed. Four types of preventive interventions are examined …

Although practically every article about alcoholism contains at least one or two paragraphs
that stress the importance and need for prevention programs, the “hows” and the “specifics” …

INTRODUCTION a G\Y now most scholars working in the field of alcoholism S and other
alcohol-related problems are familiar with the B 12 2 following thesis: mean consumption of …

An historical viewpoint discloses two potential impediments to effective primary prevention of
alcoholism with a communitywide focus:(1) weak evaluation instruments measuring the …

ATEXTBOOK on epidemiology published less than ten years ago con-tains thefollowing
statement in the preface:"...'the epidemiology of non-infectious diseases' is a phrase in fre …