Frequency of binge drinking (heavy episodic drinking) in the last 12 months according to sex and social class based on the occupation of the reference person. Population aged 15 and over who have consumed on some occasion.

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  • SEX

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    BOTH SEXES Men Women

    Selected:3

    Total:3
  • SOCIAL CLASS

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    Total I II III IV V VI Not recorded

    Selected:8

    Total:8
  • HEAVY EPISODIC DRINKING (BINGE DRINKING)

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    Total Daily or almost daily 1 to 4 days a week 1 to 3 days per month Less than once a month Never Not recorded

    Selected:7

    Total:7
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  • • 	HEAVY EPISODIC DRINKING (BINGE DRINKING)
      SEX SOCIAL CLASS	.	.	.
      	.	.	.
      	.	.	.

    • Decimals to show: By default 0 1
• Notes
  • 1) 1. Directors and managers of establishments with 10 or more salaried employees and professionals traditionally associated with university degrees. 2. Directors and managers of establishments with less than 10 employees, professionals traditionally associated with university diplomas and other technical support professionals. Athletes and artists. 3. InterMeante occupations and self-employed workers. 4. Supervisors and workers in skilled technical occupations. 5. Skilled workers in the primary sector and other semi-skilled workers. 6. Unskilled workers.
    2) For the purposes of this table, an intensive alcohol user is considered to be a man who consumes more than 6 units of standard drink (60 g of pure alcohol) in the interval of 4-6 hours and a woman who consumes more than 5 units of standard drink (50 g of pure alcohol) in the same time.
    3) The symbol '.' should be interpreted as data that is not provided due to insufficient sample size. The symbol '..' should be interpreted as data that is not collected for that classification of the table. Data corresponding to cells with fewer than 35 thousand people should be taken with caution, since they may be affected by high sampling errors.

• Source:Instituto Nacional de Estadística