Religiosity, beliefs, normative standards and adolescent drinking.
Journal of Studies on AlcoholPublished 1 July 1980
Steven R. Burkett
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Protestants, religious adolescents, and adolescents who believe that drinking is a sin were far more likely than adolescents who did not share that belief to disapprove of drinking and to abstain from drinking.
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Protestants were more likely than Catholics, religious adolescents were more likely than the nonreligious, and adolescents who believe that drinking is a sin were far more likely than adolescents who did not share that belief to disapprove of drinking and to abstain from drinking.
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