The observation that people in different cultures have different beliefs about alcohol's effects tends to support

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The observation that people in different cultures have different beliefs about alcohol's effects suggests that individuals learn about alcohol's effects through social learning, which involves observing and imitating the behaviors of others in their social environment. Thus, the best choice is A) the social learning model. The self-awareness model, tension reduction model, and alcohol myopia model do not directly address the cultural differences in beliefs about alcohol's effects.

The Observation That People in Different Cultures Have Different Beliefs