Treatment and "Alcternatives"
This phrase means having fun naturally without alcohol.
What is "high on life"?
One serving of beer is typically this many ounces.
What is 12?
This is the legal drinking age in the United States.
What is 21?
This term refers to operation of a vehicle while alcohol-impaired.
What is DUI (Driving Under the Influence) / DWI (Driving While Intoxicated)?
This industry practice can put branded alcohol in media to increase visibility.
What is product placement?
This drink, known for being a "mockup" of an alcoholic beverage but without the alcohol, is popular at parties?
What is a mocktail?
This is the legal percentage limit of Blood Alcohol Concentration in the US.
What is 0.08%
This is the organ most affected by heavy alcohol consumption.
What is the liver?
Cops use this exam to determine if someone is drunk driving.
What is Field Sobriety Test?
This process occurs when viewers begin to see drinking as ordinary because it appears often in entertainment and media.
What is normalization?
This is the number 1 way to treat alcohol addiction.
What is abstinence?
Alcohol plays a casual role in this many diseases and health conditions.
What is >200?
This drink, while containing a drug, is known for quickly helping someone sober up.
What is coffee?
This legal term refers to being visibly drunk in a public setting.
What is public intoxication?
This term describes media portrayal that can make drinking appear more exciting or attractive than in reality.
What is glamorization?
This support group is widely known for helping alcoholics recover from their addiction.
What is AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)?
This is the number of drinks the average liver can process in one hour.
What is one?
This type of alcohol is found in beer, wine, and more consumable drinks.
What is ethanol?
Serving alcohol to an underage person can lead to this business consequence.
What is loss of a liquor license?
This process of copying observed behaviors could occur in a TV character's drinking habits influencing viewers.
What is social modeling?
This treatment approach teaches people to recognize triggers and change unhealthy thought patterns.
What is CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)?
Alcohol consumption is attributed to this percentage of cancer cases in the US.
What is 5.6%?
This is the chemical formula for ethanol.
What is C2H5OH?
This law holds event hosts responsible if guests cause chaos after drinking.
What is social host liability?
This concept describes how repeated portrayals in media can shape perceptions of what is normal.
What is cultivation theory?