A person who abuses alcohol often drinks alone, blacks out occasionally, and falls a lot. These characteristics are:

A) more than twice as common in young alcohol abusers as they are in elderly alcohol abusers.
B) slightly more common in young alcohol abusers than they are in elderly alcohol abusers.
C) slightly more common in elderly alcohol abusers than they are in young alcohol abusers.
D) more than twice as common in elderly alcohol abusers as they are in young alcohol abusers.

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Arden Davis · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  These characteristics are more than twice as common in young alcohol abusers compared to elderly alcohol abusers, as younger individuals are more likely to engage in risky drinking behaviors and experience related consequences.

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