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ERIC Number: EJ292642
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 1983
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Adolescent Beer Drinking: Subjective Expected Utility and Gender Differences.
Bauman, Karl E.; Bryan, Elizabeth S.
Youth and Society, v15 n2 p157-70 Dec 1983
Found support for the hypothesis that subjective-expected utility (the degree to which expected consequences of a behavior when considered together by the individual are perceived as either more positive or more nagative) accounts for the fact that male adolescents drink more beer than females. (CMG)
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Language: English
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