In Terms of Expectancies About the Effects of Alcohol, Canadian

question 171

Multiple Choice

In terms of expectancies about the effects of alcohol, Canadian researchers Paglia and Room (1999) found that

• A)most people believe that alcohol has a greater effect on themselves than on others.
• B)most people believe that alcohol has a greater effect on others than on themselves.
• C)negative expectancies are stronger predictors of drinking behaviour than are positive.
• D)women are more likely to believe that drinking behaviour is related to aggression.

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