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mia

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Which challenge is specific to prevention programs targeted at college students?
 
  a) The expectation that alcohol drinking and illicit drug use among college students functions as a rite of passage
  b) The majority of college-age individuals who drink or use drugs would be doing so whether or not they were in college.
  c) Peer pressure among college students is extremely difficult to overcome.
  d) The majority of college students have excess money and spare time, which are risk factors for drug and alcohol abuse.

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What has helped reduce domestic consumption of coffee since about 1960?



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mia

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
Wow, this really help


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