Alcoholism among white men
A)almost always develops after age 50.
B)usually develops in conjunction with job loss or demotion.
C)often begins with heavy drinking in high school and college.
D)is unlikely to lead to injuries or death.

Question

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Research shows that heavy drinking during high school and college years is a common risk factor for alcoholism among white men.

Answer: B 
 Job loss or demotion is a common risk factor for white men to develop alcoholism.

(Note: Option A and D both are incorrect. Alcoholism does not always develop after 50, and it can lead to injuries or death.)

Alcoholism Among White Men