The collectivity of drinking cultures: a theory of the distribution of alcohol consumption.
The collectivity of drinking cultures: a theory of the distribution of alcohol consumption.
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饮酒文化的集体：酒精消费分布理论。
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1985
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O. Skog
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O. Skog
总结
本文认为，Ledermann所谓的单一分布理论并不是基于对人类饮酒行为的实质性假设，因此它无法解释任何事情。另一种理论的分布酒精消费概述。该理论建立在关于人类饮酒行为的两个基本假设之上。对不同国家的调查数据的理论进行了检验，得出的结论是，一个强大的集体成分存在于人类的饮酒习惯。作为一个主要的规则，人口往往在消费规模上上下一致地移动。
Summary
In this paper it is argued that Ledermann's so-called single-distribution theory is not based on substantial hypotheses about human drinking behaviour, and that it therefore fails to explain anything. An alternative theory of the distribution of alcohol consumption is outlined. The theory is founded on two basic hypotheses about human drinking behaviour. The theory is tested against survey data from different countries, and it is concluded that a strong collective components exists in human drinking habits. As a main rule, the population tends to move in concert up and down the scale of consumption.