Sipping alcohol is common during early adolescence. However, unlike consumption of whole beverages, having a sip/taste of alcohol often occurs with parents in supervised contexts. Sipping may subsequently have different determinants and outcomes than drinking whole beverages.
Presented at the National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre Annual Symposium, University of New South Wales, NSW, 2014.
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