The "rule of equivalency" states that:
A) level of intoxication automatically translates into a specific form of behavior.
B) mixing different kinds of alcoholic beverages produces more extreme intoxication than sticking with one kind of alcoholic beverage.
C) two different people with the same measureable level of intoxication exhibit different forms of behavior under the influence.
D) alcohol is alcohol is alcohol: what counts in producing alcohol intoxication is the quantity of alcohol consumed (given mitigating factors); drinking
different the kinds of drinks is not a factor in this process.
E) none of the above

Question

The "rule of equivalency" states that:
A) level of intoxication automatically translates into a specific form of behavior.
B) mixing different kinds of alcoholic beverages produces more extreme intoxication than sticking with one kind of alcoholic beverage.
C) two different people with the same measureable level of intoxication exhibit different forms of behavior under the influence.
D) alcohol is alcohol is alcohol: what counts in producing alcohol intoxication is the quantity of alcohol consumed (given mitigating factors); drinking
 different the kinds of drinks is not a factor in this process.
E) none of the above

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The "rule of equivalency" states that the type of alcoholic beverage consumed does not play a role in the process of producing alcohol intoxication, only the quantity of alcohol consumed matters.

The "Rule of Equivalency" States That