This study explored whether black and white women differ in how often they drink in
particular types of social settings and if drinking in different contexts independently predicts …

This study examined prevalence rates and predictors of alcohol-related problems in
samples of 635 black and 665 white women drinkers. The analysis showed that although …

This study examines alcohol-related behavior of Black and White female problem drinkers.
Subjects included 163 Whites and 38 Blacks currently in treatment. Findings indicate some …

Although drinking by black and Hispanic women in the United States differs from that of
white women in terms of prevalence rates and incidence of alcohol-related problems, factors …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the preferred drinking contexts of
different gender and ethnic groups (white, black, and Hispanic men and women), by …

Objective: The purpose of this study is to explore whether there are differences in sex ratios
of drinking patterns and related problems among blacks and whites, and if so to explain …

American women in business and professional occupations (n= 453) completed a survey
that included questions on alcohol use, drinking context, and work and other activities …

This study describes the prevalence of alcohol-related problems and develops predictive
models to explain racial differences in subsamples of 494 black and 568 white men from a …

Aim. This study tested mediator, moderator and main effects models to determine the pattern
of relationships between ethnicity, gender, temperament, and alcohol use. Design. A large …

Aims To measure and describe drink alcohol content differences between Hispanic, non‐
Hispanic white and non‐Hispanic black men and women in the United States. Design A …