Which kind of person (if any) is most likely to become an alcoholic?

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Research suggests that genetic factors contribute to the risk of developing alcoholism. Individuals who have a family history of alcoholism are more likely to become alcoholics themselves. Growing up in a social environment that strongly condemns alcoholism (A) may decrease the likelihood of becoming an alcoholic, while growing up in a family that drinks (B) may have little effect on the individual's susceptibility to alcoholism. Therefore, option D is incorrect, as not all people have an equal likelihood of becoming alcoholics.

Which Kind of Person (If Any) Is Most Likely to Become