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Use of heavier drinking contexts among heterosexuals, homosexuals and bisexuals: results from a National Household Probability Survey
2005
Journal of Studies on Alcohol
Extensive use of specific social contexts (bars and parties, for instance) by homosexuals and bisexuals is thought to be a factor in the higher rates of drinking among these groups. However, much of the empirical evidence behind these assumptions has been based on studies with methodological or sampling shortcomings. This article examines the epidemiological patterns of alcohol contexts in relation to sexual identity, using a large, national, probability population survey. We used the 2000
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