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To evaluate how workplace risk factors interact with biopsychosocial risks and examine how organizational drinking norms can mitigate alcohol abuse and dependence.

May 1, 1990Journal of Studies on Alcohol

On the construction of drinking norms in work organizations.

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HTHarrison M. TriceTulane University WSWilliam J. SonnenstuhlCornell University

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Review demonstrates workplace drinking norm construction reduces alcohol dependence risks in organizational workforces, highlighting constructive confrontation as a viable intervention.

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To evaluate how workplace risk factors interact with biopsychosocial risks and examine how organizational drinking norms can mitigate alcohol abuse and dependence.
Synthesized literature on workplace, biological, psychological, familial, social class, and sociocultural risks contributing to alcohol misuse.
Reviewed empirical evidence regarding the organizational intervention strategy of constructive confrontation.
Workplace drinking norms play a critical regulatory role in moderating and reducing broader biopsychosocial risks for problem drinking.
Constructive confrontation serves as an effective organizational strategy to identify workplace impairment and intervene in alcohol dependence.

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Trice et al. (1990) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6cd746f44fa9f079db6851 https://doi.org/10.15288/jsa.1990.51.201

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Review demonstrates workplace drinking norm construction reduces alcohol dependence risks in organizational workforces, highlighting constructive confrontation as a viable intervention.

On the construction of drinking norms in work organizations.

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On the construction of drinking norms in work organizations.

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