In Alcohol Studies, the Rule of Equivalency Is the Principle

question 29

Multiple Choice

In alcohol studies, the rule of equivalency is the principle that:

• A) all people are influenced in the same way by a given quantity of alcohol.
• B) people are influenced equally by a given quantity of an alcoholic beverage-whether it is distilled spirits, wine, or beer.
• C) what counts in the effects of alcohol is determined by a given quantity of absolute alcohol consumed, other factors being equal, and not the quantity of the beverage consumed.
• D) mixing different kinds of drugs produces greater intoxication levels than sticking to the same kind of drink over a period of time.
• E) none of the above.

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