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Study suggests perfectionism could increase people’s tendency to lean towards alcoholism. 

Alcohol abuse: Why you need to steer clear from being a perfectionist!

Study suggests perfectionism could increase people’s tendency to lean towards alcoholism. 

Why you need to steer clear from being a perfectionist!

Study suggests perfectionism could increase people&rsquo;s tendency to lean towards alcoholism.&nbsp;

Are you a perfectionist or desire to be one? Well, think twice as this personality trait can make you an alcoholic!&nbsp;
Published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical &amp; Experimental Research, the study suggests that perfectionism may increase a person&rsquo;s vulnerability to excessive alcohol use.
For the study, researchers looked at two groups of 65 adults; one consisted of people who suffer from AUD (Alcohol Use Disorder) and the other without.&nbsp;
Researchers found that 79 per cent of respondents with AUD exhibited greater self-oriented perfectionism. They also concluded that perfectionism is associated with self-criticism, high expectations and mental health problems, which in turn can tip people over the line when it comes to alcohol.&nbsp;
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A new study has found that stress alone can drive women to excessive drinking.

Stress can lead to excessive drinking in women: Study

New research suggests that stress is more likely to trigger heavy drinking in women than in men.

Ladies take note! Stress might be the reason behind that extra glass of wine

Stress can lead to excessive drinking in women: Study
For the research, the team invited 105 men &amp; 105 women
Participants had access to alcoholic drinks for 90 minutes
Participants exposed to stress during the study drank more alcohol
Women have a greater risk of developing alcohol-related problems

Women are more likely to crave alcohol than men when stressed, a new study reveals.

According to a study published in the journal Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, stress is more likely to trigger heavy drinking in women than in men.
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For the research, the team invited 105 men and 105 women to visit their laboratory, which they designed to look like a bar, with stools, an actual bartender and lively conversations. They were randomised into different groups, with some either experiencing a stressful situation and others a non-stressful situation. All participants had unrestricted access to alcoholic drinks from the bar for 90 minutes.
As per the findings, both the men and women exposed to stress during the study drank heavier than the other participants. Among the stressed men, those who started with alcohol consumed more of it overall than those who started with non-alcoholic beverages. The stressed women, however, drank more across the board, no matter if they started out with an alcoholic drink or not.
Though rates of alcohol misuse are higher in men than women, women are catching up and have a greater risk of developing alcohol-related problems,&nbsp;researchers concluded.
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