Binge Drinking and Military Setting

L. Shelef, S. Barak, T. Shmueli, Y. Santo, N. Yavnai
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Background: The aim of the present study was to examine patterns of binge drinking at military service.Method: 612 paired soldiers serving in the Israeli Defense Forces. Data consisted of self-report questionnaires demographic variables.Findings: Higher rates of binge drinking were found among males, lower education, and lower intellectual scores. Among the 67 soldiers in combat units a significant correlation of 0.32, between those who reported binge drinking at recruitment and those who reported binge drinking at discharge, was found.Conclusion: Rereported binge drinking among combat soldiers did not increase over the course of their military service.
酗酒和军事背景
背景:本研究的目的是调查军队服役期间酗酒的模式。方法:612名在以色列国防军服役的成对士兵。数据包括自我报告问卷、人口统计变量。研究发现:酗酒的男性比例较高,受教育程度较低,智力得分较低。在67名战斗部队的士兵中,在招募时报告酗酒的士兵和退伍时报告酗酒的士兵之间发现了0.32的显著相关性。结论:在战斗士兵中报告的酗酒在服兵役期间并没有增加。
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