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A 10 page paper which first defines binge drinking as the drinking of excessive amounts of alcohol in one episode and then identifies it as a phenomena is of serious concern in that it is not only life threatening but is increasing on a world wide basis. Asserts that while alcohol consumption man be decreasing among adults in many countries, the propensity for youth to engage in binge drinking appears to be increasing. Contends that an individual’s propensity for binge drinking is believed to be directly related to their ethnicity and/or race. Summarizes several studies which would appear to support that contention. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Asserts that while alcohol consumption man be decreasing among adults in many countries, the propensity for youth to engage in binge drinking appears to be increasing. Contends that an
individuals propensity for binge drinking is believed to be directly related to their ethnicity and/or race. Summarizes several studies which would appear to support that contention. Bibliography lists 10
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using this paper properly! The term binge drinking refers to the drinking of excessive amounts
of alcohol in one episode (British Medical Journal, 2001). This phenomena is of serious concern in that it is not only life threatening but is increasing on a world
wide basis. The World Health Organization, in fact, reports that while alcohol consumption man be decreasing among adults in many countries, the propensity for youth to engage in binge
drinking appears to be increasing (British Medical Journal, 2001). An individuals propensity for binge drinking is believed to be directly related to their ethnicity and/or race.
As detailed in a study by the University of Michigan, binge drinking is defined as the consumption of four (for female students) to five
or more (for male students) drinks in a row during a two week period (Han, 2001). Such sporadic drinking of large amounts of alcohol can present serious problems.
Indeed, in Europe binge drinking accounts for the death of one men in four who range in age between fifteen and twenty-nine (British Medical Journal, 2001).
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