SOCI 2200 Sexual Assault Questions and Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded

Harvard School of Public Health Alcohol Study Ans: Binge drinking for men (5 or more drinks in a row/2weeks) Binge drinking for women (4 drinks in a row/2weeks) 17Xs more likely to miss class 10xs more likely to vandalize Frequent bing drinkers make up 23%-72% of alcohol consumed WORK HARD, PLAY HARD Ans: Those who play hard are less likely to work hard; more likely to miss class, fall behind on school work, low grades AS AN INDIVIDUAL, IT'S UP TO ME TO DRINK RESPONSIBLY. I'M IN CONTROL. I CAN HANDLE MY LIQUOR. Ans: The more you drink, the less you can control how much you drink "Everybody does it." Ans: Pressured to fit in 56% do not binge drink, including 20% who abstain from alcohol altogether For the vast majority of black, Hispanic, and Asian students, drinking is not a strong tradition "Smart people don't binge drink; academically demanding schools are safe from binge drinking" 2 | Page Ans: SAT or IQ scores do not protect one from binge drinking, and neither does the academic status of a college Binge drinking goes on at almost all colleges, including Ivy League schools "Alcohol is not that harmful; there are lots of things that are worse. After all it's only beer." Ans: Beer has an innocent image but it can be just as dangerous as hard liquor Beer accounts for 80% of dangerous drinking If you drink heavily, you are more likely to make poor decisions 59% of frequent binge drinkers report driving after drinking "My drinking is my own business; it doesn't hurt anyone else." Ans: 75% of all students report having had bad experiences due to someone else's drinking Secondhand effects range from being assaulted, insulted, or humiliated to having your sleep or study time interru