Research has suggested that in cultures or social contexts where heavy drinking is considered normal
A)alcoholism is less common.
B)alcoholism is more common.
C)women are less likely to become alcoholic than women in cultures where drinking is discouraged.
D)men in the lower social classes are more likely to become alcoholic.

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Research has consistently shown that heavy drinking cultures or social contexts are positively associated with increased rates of alcoholism or alcohol use disorder. This is because heavy drinking cultures make it more acceptable for individuals to engage in excessive drinking behavior and develop alcohol-related problems. Additionally, heavy drinking cultures often lack the social and cultural norms and regulations that discourage excessive drinking and promote responsible drinking behavior, which can exacerbate alcohol-related problems.

Research Has Suggested That in Cultures or Social Contexts Where