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    Drinking alcohol is a dangerous activity which is why there are laws about what age one is supposed to be before partaking in a drink. In college, however, students tend to drink even if they are not of the proper age. The rate of students drinking alcohol in college has been increasing in past years. College students are vulnerable to mental health disorders, such as Social Anxiety Disorder, depression, and substance abuse. Depression and social anxiety are both contributory factors to the…

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    Dropping the legal drinking age. The legal Drinking age was once the age of eighteen, that is until the 1980s when the law was that the drinking age should be risen to twenty-one to diminish the amount of deaths caused by young drunk drivers. It has succeed but it has also driven it to unsupervised parties such as high school parties and fraternity and sorority parties where all age groups have access to alcohol. But in this day and age the amount of deaths cause by drunk driving is not…

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    drink continuously over several days or weeks. The Australian Bureau of Statistics defines binge drinking as more than 4 standard drinks in one occasion. Binge drinking is extremely dangerous to individuals. Alcohol is a depressant, meaning it slows down the functions of the central nervous system. Consuming alcohol with other drugs (commonly known as poly drug use) is even more dangerous. Binge drinking causes people to be drunk so their judgement and control is affected. They will suffer from…

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    is not true. The problem with accepting underage drinking is once you give them the idea that it is okay they will do it in any situation. In this situation an adult that was not accepting any responsibility for the kids was involved.’’ Writes Susanne in A family member discusses the death of a relative due to underage drinking and driving’’ this is why minors should not be able to drink with parents’ consent or even under a consent of an adult. Even though they have permission to drink under…

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    “Drinking and Gender in Japan” Summary In drinking and Gender in Japan, Joy Hendry (1994) focuses on the history and customs of drinking, the attitudes towards drinking, religious associations, and how drinking relates to gender, in Japan. According to Hendry (1994), Japanese have been making alcohol, in the form of sake, a tradition drink made from rice, for 2600 years prior to the influence of western drinks. The first indication of alcohol consumption in Japan was written in Chinese records…

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    Pelham’s study and Hussong’s study are analyzed or even performed together, then the results may show a correlation between a parent’s lifetime diagnosis of alcoholism and their child’s deviant behavior. A parent may have previously suffered from a drinking problem, but maybe gave it up once they had their child. So does the child become more deviant as a consequence of their lack of attention from their lifelong alcoholic parent? Or does a parent become an alcoholic because of their child’s…

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    Brooke Spillers Honors English Period Two 18 March 2016 Adolescent Drinking From the article, “Prohibition” on history.com, drinking alcohol was once prohibited in the United States during the 1920s up until 1933. The United States drinking age is now twenty-one but there is controversy of lowering the drinking age to eighteen. There are so many aspects in changing this law. Are they mature enough, are their brains fully developed, and what about accessibility? Those are just a few thoughts on…

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    The association between Binge Drinking and Depression among Early Adults Background Numerous research on the association between binge drinking behavior and depression, and shows that the relationship exists but the causality between them is unclear. Defined by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA, 2010), drinking 5 or more alcoholic drinks on the same occasion on at least 1 day in the past 30 days is considered as binge drinking. Depression is one of the negative…

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    It is estimated that 18 million Americans have an alcohol use disorder. This is approximately 8.5 percent of the adult population. It is not always easy to spot drinking problems. Below are some of the signs that a person has a problem with alcohol: A Person Vows To Stop Drinking, But Doesn't Most people who consume alcohol regularly will have at least one bad experience. They may vow that they will never drink again after that experience. Many people who say that they will never drink again…

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    campus culture. The main one being underage drinking, it is an unspoken rule that it is okay to drink before we are twenty-on. A lot of Toren’s drinking occurred in his dorm room, on the rule that what happens behind closed-door stays behind closed doors. “I drank throughout the next two days until I had return from Brazil back to my site and we parted ways (pg. 177).” He had frequently black outs, long periods of drinking and extreme cravings to keep drinking. I found the section where Toren…

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