In Alcohol Studies, the Rule of Equivalency Is the Principle

In alcohol studies, the rule of equivalency is the principle that:

A) all people are influenced in the same way by a given quantity of alcohol.
B) people are influenced equally by a given quantity of an alcoholic beverage-whether it is distilled spirits, wine, or beer.
C) what counts in the effects of alcohol is determined by a given quantity of absolute alcohol consumed, other factors being equal, and not the quantity of the beverage consumed.
D) mixing different kinds of drugs produces greater intoxication levels than sticking to the same kind of drink over a period of time.
E) none of the above.