The impact on selection of non-alcoholic vs alcoholic drink availability: an online experiment

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RT @Clarke_NC1: This study builds on our previous online alcohol selection experiment, where we found that increasing the relative availabi…

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RT @Clarke_NC1: This study builds on our previous online alcohol selection experiment, where we found that increasing the relative availabi…

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This study builds on our previous online alcohol selection experiment, where we found that increasing the relative availability of non-alcoholic drinks increased their selection: https://t.co/9PmovkfOW5

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