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karateprodigy

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According to the information in Chapter 11 about problems with substances other than smoking and alcohol, women are
 
  a. more likely than men to abuse pain relievers.
  b. less likely than men to use marijuana.
  c. more likely to use every category of potentially harmful drugs.
  d. less likely to use every category of potentially harmful drugs.

Question 2

According to the current research about alcohol abuse,
 
  a. fetal alcohol syndrome is now an extremely rare problem.
  b. surveys on college campuses show that women are more likely than men to consume at least one alcoholic drink during a 1-year period.
  c. physicians are more likely to identify alcohol problems in males, rather than females.
  d. people have more negative attitudes toward a male alcoholic than a female alcoholic.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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