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In contrast with fairly low percentages on all other variables, the students in Norway report rather large volumes of alcohol consumed on the latest drinking day (5.9 cl alc. 100%). The proportion of students who had consumed alcohol during the past 12 months (66%) is clearly lower than average, while the 12-months rate of drunkenness (40%) almost equals the mean. One fifth (19%) of the Norwegian students had been smoking during the past 30 days. Very few, relatively speaking, had ever used cannabis (6%) or any other drug (3%). The results on the remaining three variables are all very close to average: lifetime use of inhalants (7%), non-prescription use of tranquillisers or sedatives (4%) and use of pills in combination with alcohol (4%). |
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