Women's descriptions of drinking in bars : Reasons and risks
Fifty-two women bar drinkers participated in focus group discussions about women's reasons for drinking, victimization experiences, and behaviors that influence risk for victimization, in bars. The majority of the participants were White (67.3%), one-third were Black (30.8%), and one was Native...
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| description | Fifty-two women bar drinkers participated in focus group discussions about women's reasons for drinking, victimization experiences, and behaviors that influence risk for victimization, in bars. The majority of the participants were White (67.3%), one-third were Black (30.8%), and one was Native American. Qualitative data analytic techniques were used to assess the content of these discussions. |
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