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Natural Drinking Groups It is widely recognized that drinking alcohol, especially by young people, tends to be a group phenomenon. However, the study of the nature of these groups has been spotty. They have received far less attention than the drinkers as individuals. Recently, there has been increased attention paid to these groups.
Definition
Two or more people gathered to participate in an event where drinking occurs that are bonded by friendship or other interpersonal relationship [1]
Structure
History
References
- ^ Lange, J., Johnson, M., & Reed, M. (2006). Drivers within natural drinking groups: An exploration of role selection, motivation, and group influence on driver sobriety. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 32(2), 261-274.
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Natural Drinking Groups It is widely recognized that drinking alcohol, especially by young people, tends to be a group phenomenon. However, the study of the nature of these groups has been spotty. They have received far less attention than the drinkers as individuals. Recently, there has been increased attention paid to these groups.
Definition
Two or more people gathered to participate in an event where drinking occurs that are bonded by friendship or other interpersonal relationship [1]
Structure
History
References
- ^ Lange, J., Johnson, M., & Reed, M. (2006). Drivers within natural drinking groups: An exploration of role selection, motivation, and group influence on driver sobriety. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 32(2), 261-274.
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