The social victims of drinking.
The social victims of drinking.
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酗酒的社会受害者。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1360-0443.1985.tb02544.x
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1985
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Fillmore,KM
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Fillmore,KM
The social consequences of drinking from the perspective of the drinker's victims, rather than from the drinker him/herself, are assessed in a general population survey of Berkeley, California (N= 1, 0222). Social victimization is assessed using an array of drinking‐related consequences, including crime and accidents. The degree to which respondents experience alcohol‐related social victimization and the context is reported. Demographic characteristics and drinking characteristics of the victims are found to be moderately related to the degree to which they are victimized. Social victims tend to resemble problem drinkers found in general population studies, particularly in terms of their own drinking and drinking‐related problems. Women are at higher risk for victimization than men, particularly women who are heavy‐frequent or problem drinkers. The results suggest the need for research which more boldly takes the interaction of perpetrator and victim into account in alcohol‐related problems.