Family-Oriented Alcohol Prevention Programs Have Been Developed Because

question 23

Multiple Choice

Family-oriented alcohol prevention programs have been developed because

• A)teen views of alcohol typically reflect those of their parents.
• B)most underage alcohol use occurs at home.
• C)parents need to help their children resist peer pressure.
• D)teen drinking frequently starts when problems in the home have become unmanageable.

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