Drinking to reach the top: Young adults' drinking patterns as a predictor of status within natural drinking groups

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Drinking to reach the top: Young adults' drinking patterns as a predictor of status within natural drinking groups

In this study we examined associations between young adults' drinking patterns and social status within their natural drinking groups (NDGs) and assessed gender differences in these relationships. Same-sex NDGs (n = 104) on route to a bar district were recruited and completed a peer-nominated m...

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Main Authors:	Dumas, T., Graham, Kathryn, Bernards, S., Wells, S.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Pergamon 2014
Subjects:	Natural drinking groups Alcohol consumption Status Heavy episodic drinking Young adults
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11587

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