Defining “Light” and “Heavy” Social Drinking; Research Implications and Hypotheses Page 1
1388 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL team interaction analysis; an …

Drinking and Problem Drinking in Early Adulthood and Middle Age; An Exploratory 20-Year
Follow-Up Study Page 1 Quart. J, Stud. Ale. 35: 819-840, 1974 The informative abstract of this …

Sociologists, particularly in the United States, have devoted little attention to the impact of
centrally directed alcohol policies on drinking problems. Sociocultural studies of religious …

Based on a large-scale 1989 national survey in Canada, the extent of drinking in different
social settings is estimated. Home consumption accounts for the greatest share of total …

The relationship between patterns of alcohol consumption and adverse consequences of
drinking was examined in a cross‐sectional study of hospital patients. Regular drinking that …

Epidemiologic approaches have been applied in attempts to determine the true scope and
magnitude of chronic alcohol-related health consequences. Improving the diagnosis and …

This chapter focuses primarily on the implications of quantitative, nonclinical studies of
drinking practices and problems in planning primary prevention programs. The discussion …

Twelve men and women, identified as probable alcoholics in two earlier community studies
and describing reduced and currently moderate drinking, were reinterviewed 1 year later …

METHODS The data gathering methods of both the original study and the replication have
been detailed elsewhere (6, 7). Here we shall only briefly describe the major procedures of …