Cross-cultural and cross-temporal explanations of drinking behavior: contributions from epidemiology, life-span developmental psychology and the sociology of aging.
Cross-cultural and cross-temporal explanations of drinking behavior: contributions from epidemiology, life-span developmental psychology and the sociology of aging.
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饮酒行为的跨文化和跨时间解释:流行病学、寿命发展心理学和老龄社会学的贡献。
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10.1111/j.1360-0443.1989.tb03919.x
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1989
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Fillmore,KM
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作者:
Hartka,E;Fillmore,KM
A review is presented of the contributions to understanding historical and cultural variation in drinking practices from three disciplines—epidemiology, life‐span developmental psychology and the sociology of aging. It is concluded that while these disciplines have made major methodological contributions to understanding these variations, theory is lacking. Reasons for the paucity of theory and the lack of hypotheses are advanced, as are frameworks in which to test competitive hypotheses across temporal and cultural boundaries.