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Candidate: Martin R. Hill

Degree of: Doctor of Philosophy

Department: Sociology

Title: The Social Construction of Moderate Drinking Classifications: The Utility of a Salutogenic Perspective in Assessing Drinking Behavior

Date: Friday, March 19, 2004, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
2518 Sangren Hall

Committee: Dr. Subhash Sonnad, Chair
Dr. David Hartmann
Dr. Victoria Ross
Dr. C. Dennis Simpson

Abstract: This study is a secondary analysis of the 1994 National Household Population Survey of Canada. The central focus is a comparison between drinking groups by gender across many variables, including demographic, physical and mental health, sense of coherence, stress levels, and social support. Comparisons will attempt to show similarities and differences between the groups and discuss policy implications for the future.

 

 


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