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Alcohol epidemiology

the theory that drinking levels across a population move together through social influence, so changes in average consumption shift heavy drinking too.

In alcohol epidemiology, collectivity of drinking cultures refers to the theory that drinking levels across a population move together through social influence, so changes in average consumption shift heavy drinking too. This meaning comes from Skog (1985) in British Journal of Addiction.[1]

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References

Skog, O. (1985). The Collectivity of Drinking Cultures: A Theory of the Distribution of Alcohol Consumption. British Journal of Addiction, 80(1), 83-99. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1360-0443.1985.tb05294.x

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