Table of contents for Alcohol abuse

Table of contents for Alcohol abuse / Ronnie D. Lankford, book editor.

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Contents
1. Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Provide Health Benefits
2. Alcohol Adversely Effects Adolescents
3. College Campuses Should Regulated Alcohol Abuse
4. The Legal Drinking Age Should Be Lowered
5. Alcohol Abuse Harms Adolescent Development
6. Developmental Harm Caused By Alcohol Is Overstated
7. Alcohol Advertising Promotes Underage Drinking
8. Alcohol Advertising Has No Effect on Underage Drinking
9. Binge Drinking Is a Destructive Impulse
10. Binge Drinking Is a Normal Impulse
11. Parents Are Accountable for Children&rsquo;s Alcohol Abuse
12. Parents Should Be Allowed to Regulate Children&rsquo;s Use of
Alcohol
13. Eliminating Drunk Driving Is a Reasonable Goal
14. Eliminating Drunk Driving Creates Repressive Laws
15. Twelve Step Programs Help Reduce Alcohol Abuse
16. Twelve Step Programs Seldom Reduce Alcohol Abuse

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Alcoholism -- United States.
Youth -- Alcohol use -- United States.
Alcoholism.
Drinking of alcoholic beverages.