Use to ensure the history of saloons and social clubs includes who could participate and who bore costs.
Table 218–219 is cause-specific attributable fractions for 2016, not personal risk. Figure 221 is change in risky responses across experimental conditions, not a safe threshold. Statistics and health claims are dated. Reading conviviality without these sections would distort the source.
The author discusses injury, aggression, risk-taking, consent, gendered workplaces, abstainer exclusion and context-dependent relationship outcomes. Social regulation can encourage excess as well as restrain it; Camba social changes illustrate several interacting forces.
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Chapter 5, consequences and exclusion
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The author discusses injury, aggression, risk-taking, consent, gendered workplaces, abstainer exclusion and context-dependent relationship outcomes. Social regulation can encourage excess as well as restrain it; Camba social changes illustrate several interacting forces.
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Chapter 5, consequences and exclusion; supplied PDF pages 218–232. These are file page numbers, not print pagination.
Table 218–219 is cause-specific attributable fractions for 2016, not personal risk. Figure 221 is change in risky responses across experimental conditions, not a safe threshold. Statistics and health claims are dated. Reading conviviality without these sections would distort the source.
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Use to ensure the history of saloons and social clubs includes who could participate and who bore costs.
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