Teen Drinking
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 18 high school seniors about their alcohol consumption habits. The key findings were that 94% have consumed alcohol, 61% drink once a month or less while 22% drink 5 or more times a month, and 40% consume 10 or more drinks at a time. 56% drink to get drunk while 39% are social drinkers. The document also cites a national poll that found 28% of Americans aged 12-20 drank in the last month, with 18% binge drinking and 6% being heavy drinkers.
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