Binge Drinking Is a Difficult Problem to Solve Because

question 132

Multiple Choice

Binge drinking is a difficult problem to solve because

• A) binge drinking on college campuses is not well documented.
• B) it is so widespread; an estimated 70 percent of college/university students across Canada binge drink.
• C) little is known about the consequences of this type of drinking.
• D) negative drinking behaviours usually occur off campus.

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