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Using qualitative direct data collection with interviews, it explores family tolerance, peer influence, and community communication that encourages alcohol access, including for those under 16. 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The Portuguese society has been traditionally tolerant in this area. This study sought to understand the role of personal and social involvement in alcohol consumption, among young students of the municipality of Estremoz (Portugal) who share work and leisure spaces. A qualitative research was developed, using the direct method of data gathering. An interview guide was drafted, comprehending the personal, environmental and socio cultural dimensions. The sample consisted of fifteen student consumers from 8th, 10th and 12th grades from the secondary school. There is a practice of selling alcohol to young people under 16 years old, in various locations around the country and a first contact with the intake at the ages between 12 and 16 years old, in a nocturnal party environment in the company of friends. It is inferable a tolerant behavior of family members towards moderate intake of alcoholic beverages, providing money for parties where alcohol is present and the lack of control on incurred expenses. The influence of the group of peers, tacit or explicit, potentiates consumption. Despite the unpleasant consequences of alcohol ingestion, families condone, or tacitly approve, that their young even under 16, taste several drinks, encouraging them to drink moderate amounts on festive occasions or leisure time. The communication controlled by the community that promotes consumption prevails over the other, oriented to the choice and maintenance of healthy practices, hindering risk behavior.\u003Cbr>Keywords: Alcohol, youth, family, community, consumption. |\n| --- |\n| *Corresponding [author. E-mail: jbonito@uevora.pt](author. E-mail: jbonito@uevora.pt). |\n\nINTRODUCTION  \nAdolescence is a period marked by the search for new experiences. Young people want to try everything to build their own opinions. The consumption of alcoholic beverages has always been associated with fun, toastsand celebrations, religious ceremonies, social costumes, traditions, medicine and even inspiration (Hanpatchaiyakul et al. , 2014) . In Portuguese society among the majority of the segments of the population, alcohol consumption is a standard behavior: abstinence is seen in some quarters as strange. Therefore, this consumption is not seen, alongside tobacco, as if it were a drug (Cabral, 2007) .  \nDecree-Law nr. 9/2002 , of January 24, strives to give continuity to the mission of the Plan of Action against Alcoholism, approved by the Ministers’ Council  \nResolution nr. 166/2000, of November 29. It constitutes, therefore, a horizontal effort to implement the various measures foreseen in the Plan furthering inter-ministerial cooperation. The document begins by stating that“excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages entails serious health consequences”. It defends “the struggle against excessive consumption or abuse of alcoholic beverages” without defining the maximum amount of alcohol that should be consumed or the concepts of“excessive consumption” and “abuse”. The only indication regards the Road Code (Decree-Law nr. 44/2005, February 23) that states the prohibition of driving vehicles, for drivers on probation, with a rate of alcohol in the blood equal or superior to 0.2 g/ L.  \nThe Decree-Law nr. 9/2002, of January 24 , prohibits  \nAfr Educ Res J 10  \nTable 1. Experimentation of alcohol consumption and other psychoactive substances (LTP) in 3rd Cycle Basic Education (CBE) and in Secondary Education (SE) (percentages) .  \n\n| Year | Alcoho","cbCairZS54pu7QMv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairZS54pu7QMv","pdf",96137,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n## Background and legislation context\n## Education levels and experimentation data","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the study?\",\"answer\":\"To understand the role of personal and social involvement in alcohol consumption among young students in Estremoz (Portugal) who share work and leisure spaces.\"},{\"question\":\"What research method and participant profile were used?\",\"answer\":\"A qualitative study using the direct method of data gathering; interviews were conducted with fifteen student consumers from 8th, 10th, and 12th grades.\"},{\"question\":\"How do family and peers influence alcohol consumption?\",\"answer\":\"Family members are portrayed as tolerant or tacitly approving, sometimes encouraging drinking on festive occasions, while peer groups can potentiate consumption tacitly or explicitly.\"}]","Community involvement in the incentive to alcohol consumption among school students in Portugal | PDF",1792070423,23]