US EditionPolemic in Science! Strong Controversy over 'Social Drinker': Stanford University Ruins Certain Myths
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The expression “social drinker” comes from the field of psychology and sociology, especially in studies on alcohol consumption. It began to become popular in the 20th century, when research sought to differentiate between occasional consumption, problematic consumption and alcohol dependence. The term was used to describe those people who drink mainly in contexts of social interaction, such as family meetings, parties, dinners with friends or wo…
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