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Report Genrated Date 26 Feb, 2018
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According to Salas-Wright et. al (2016), binge drinking and violent attacks among youth
between ages twelve and twenty- our or twenty- ive. Although youth drink less o ten than
adults does, when they do drink, they drink more. 90 percent o young people consume

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alcohol by binge drinking. And binge drinking is the over consumption o many beverages
on an occasion. As people gets older drinking alcohol and binge drinking becomes more
prevalent. As adolescents get older, they tend to drink more. Prevalence o drinking by

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boys and girls is similar, although among older adolescents, boys binge more than girls
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(Johnston, Miech, & O’Malley, 2015). Underage drinking poses a range o risks and negative
consequences. It is dangerous because it causes many deaths, many injuries, impairs
judgment such as drinking and driving, sexual activity (such as unprotected sex), and
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aggressive or violent behavior. It increases the risk o physical and sexual assault. Some
adolescent drinks because o risk taking, expectancies, sensitivity and tolerance to alcohol,
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personality characteristics and psychiatric comorbidity, hereditary actors, and

environmental aspect. (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 2006). Thus,
perhaps the best way to understand and prevent underage alcohol use is to view drinking
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as it relates to development. This "entire ramework" way to deal with underage drinking
considered an immature's exceptional hazard and de ensive elements— rom hereditary
qualities and identity attributes to social and ecological components. Seen along these
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lines, advancement incorporates the pre-adult's characteristic hazard and strength as well
as the present conditions that assistance to shape his or her conduct (Srou e & Rutter,
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1984.)

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