Which of the following is a strong cognitive predictor of adolescent drinking?
A) family history
B) outcome expectancies
C) self-efficacy expectancies
D) social class

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Outcome expectancies, or the anticipated positive or negative effects of drinking, have been found to strongly predict adolescent drinking behavior. Research suggests that adolescents who have more positive outcome expectancies, such as feeling less anxious or socializing more easily, are more likely to engage in drinking behavior.

Which of the Following Is a Strong Cognitive Predictor of Adolescent