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    This document discusses false beliefs about alcohol drinking and why people drink alcoholic beverages. It notes that drinking often leads to excessive consumption until the desired feeling is reached, resulting in addiction. People who are dependent on alcohol are called alcoholics. Some reasons people drink include peer pressure, a belief that it signifies adulthood, to solve problems, and for relaxation. However, there are also false beliefs such as drinking enabling one to forget troubles or that beer drinkers cannot become alcoholics. The document aims to dispel myths around alcohol consumption.

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    This document discusses false beliefs about alcohol drinking and why people drink alcoholic beverages. It notes that drinking often leads to excessive consumption until the desired feeling is reached, resulting in addiction. People who are dependent on alcohol are called alcoholics. Some reasons people drink include peer pressure, a belief that it signifies adulthood, to solve problems, and for relaxation. However, there are also false beliefs such as drinking enabling one to forget troubles or that beer drinkers cannot become alcoholics. The document aims to dispel myths around alcohol consumption.

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    False Beliefs About Alcohol Drinking

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    Arjun M Ayyapparaj
    This document discusses false beliefs about alcohol drinking and why people drink alcoholic beverages. It notes that drinking often leads to excessive consumption until the desired feeling is reached, resulting in addiction. People who are dependent on alcohol are called alcoholics. Some reasons people drink include peer pressure, a belief that it signifies adulthood, to solve problems, and for relaxation. However, there are also false beliefs such as drinking enabling one to forget troubles or that beer drinkers cannot become alcoholics. The document aims to dispel myths around alcohol consumption.

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    False

    Beliefs
    About
    Alcohol
    Drinking
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    Drinking alcohol
    oftentimes lead
    to excessive
    consumption
    until the desired
    effect of feeling
    is reached.
    This increasing desire
    results to addiction to
    alcohol wherein,

    the drinker becomes physically


    and mentally dependent on it.
    People who have developed dependence on
    alcohol are called ALCOHOLICS.
    Why People Drink
    Alcoholic
    Beverages
    1. PEER PRESSURE.
    They give in to pressure from friends
    who drink alcohol. Drinkers learn to
    drink from their friends. It makes
    them feel part of the group.

    2. ADULTHOOD and MATURITY.


    Drinkers believe that drinking is a sign of
    adulthood and maturity.
    3. PROBLEM SOLVER.
    Drinkers believe that alcohol help
    them escape from problems.

    4. RELAXATION PURPOSES.
    Drinkers believe that alcohol
    makes them feel relaxed.
    5. FAMILY INFLUENCE.
    Some people are influenced by
    family members who drink
    alcohol.

    6. CURIOSITY.
    People become curious because of
    the advertisements in newspapers,
    magazines, and billboards.
    False beliefs about
    alcohol drinking
    1. Drinking enables one to forget troubles
    and escape from problems and
    annoyance.
    2. Drinking offers an opportunity to have a
    good time with a social or business
    group.
    3. Drinking enables one to get rid of
    certain inhibitions.
    4. Alcoholic beverages are effective
    treatments for shock.
    5. Eating while drinking prevents
    intoxications.
    6. Beer drinkers do not become alcoholics.
    7. Alcohol drinking contributes to success
    in business transactions.
    8. Alcoholics can quit drinking anytime
    they want to.
    9. Alcoholics can recover without the help
    from the family.
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