Research has shown that young people who drink at younger ages are at ____________ risk of developing alcohol dependence.Multiple choice question.a highera lowerthe same

Children of alcoholics have a _____ times greater risk of developing alcoholism.Multiple choice question.3245

According to the developmental theory of addiction, who is most likely to develop a substance use problem?Group of answer choicesJosie, who had her first drink at age 21 and who didn't experience any significant trauma in childhood.Mallory, who had her first drink at 13 and who didn't experience any significant trauma in childhood.DeAnna, who had her first drink at age 21 and who experienced a significant traumatic event as a child.Chelsey, who had her first drink at age 13 and who experienced a significant traumatic event as a child.

Select all that applyWhich of the following are common consequences of binge drinking among college students?Multiple select question.falling behind in school workan increased likelihood of drunk drivinggetting hurt or injured less frequentlyincreased frequency of unprotected seximproved grades

Check all that apply.  Drinking alcohol as a teen is linked to adolescent problems such as poor academic performance, car crashes, teen pregnancy, crime and suicide. aSexual activity bImproved academic performance cCar crashes dViolence/ crime

Under the Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol published by the National Health and Medical Research Council, the safest option for alcohol consumption for young people up to 18 years of age is: No alcohol 1-2 drinks occasionally under parental supervision 1 drink on a special occasion 2-3 low alcoholic drinks once or twice a year