Exam 7: Alcohol: Binge Drinking on College Campuses

A higher Minimum Legal Drinking Age (MLDA) is associated with reduced alcohol consumption and reduced motor vehicle crashes.

According to the CDC, people age 65 and older binge drink more often than people aged 18-34, the group with the most binge drinkers.

Binge drinking is defined as drinking how many drinks in short time period, in women?

A proposal from the president emeritus of Middlebury College suggested that young adults be taught to drink alcohol by requiring:

What percentage of college students are treated for alcohol abuse or dependence?

Examples of alcohol control policies associated with less binge drinking on college campuses include:

According to the CDC, on the average, for each person dying from excessive alcohol use, their life was shortened by:

Adolescent binge drinking ("heavy episodic drinking") in European countries is significantly lower than those in the United States.

Binge drinking in the United States rarely includes drinking as much as 8 drinks on each occasion.

In the United States, the state with the highest rate of binge drinking is:

In the United States, the state with the lowest rate of binge drinking is:

In the Harvard College Alcohol Studies, which of the following problems were associated with binge drinking?

AlcoholEdu, a commonly used educational intervention on college campuses, has a positive impact on binge drinking through the first 2 years of college.