Alcoholism might be less likely to occur:
A) if it was used as a rite of passage into adulthood.
B) if adults drank moderately at family gatherings.
C) if drinking occurred outside of homes, not in them.
D) if national abstinence was enforced by law once again.

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Moderate drinking at family gatherings suggests a cultural norm that promotes responsible alcohol consumption and emphasizes social aspects rather than excessive drinking. A and C are not necessarily effective prevention measures, as alcoholism can occur regardless of the context or setting, and national abstinence enforced by law may not be a realistic or desirable solution.

Alcoholism Might Be Less Likely to Occur