Is it Race, Sex, Gender or All Three? Predicting Risk for Alcohol Consumption in Emerging Adulthood.

It is well established that heavy episodic drinking (HED) behavior, or four drinks per sitting for women and five or more for men, is a health risk behavior with personal and public health-related costs. There is also evidence of race and sex-based gaps in engagement with White Americans and males c...

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Published in:	Journal of Child & Family Studies Vol. 29; no. 12; pp. 3481 - 3493
Main Author:	Wade, Jeannette M.
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Dec2020
Subjects:	Alcoholism risk factors Race Men Binge drinking Gender Adults Women Drinking behavior Psychology of alcoholism Age distribution Alcoholism Black people Employment Gender identity Masculinity Risk-taking behavior Sex distribution White people Socioeconomic factors Health equity Adolescence Conceptual structures Risk assessment
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