Abstract
A Western Australian metropolitan sample of alcohol users stratified by age and socioeconomic status was asked to predict the effect increased opening hours of premises selling alcoholic beverages would have on their drinking behaviour. All groups believed that they would increase their drinking behaviour: young drinkers and male drinkers indicated that they would do so significantly more than others.
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L.M. Smith
Both authors formerly Public Health Officers, Eastern Sydney Area Public Health Unit Previously general practitioner, Orange NSW, Australia.