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The risk factors: genetic or biological -studies have shown that children of alcoholic parents have a higher incidence of drinking in their teen years. -studies of adopted children of biological alcoholic parents show higher incidence of alcoholism despite a different environment. 
Sociocultural- adolescents areaffected by the glamorization of drinking by the media. -children are affected by their parents drinking and acceptable norms within families for excessive drinking. Psychosocial- depression and anxiety contribute to alcohol use and abuse. Sexual abuse is a risk factor. |
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