Spirits Consumption

Minimal Spirits Consumption

Expressions activating this band contain little to no clear indication of distilled alcohol use and are often unrelated, incidental, or too nonspecific to establish drinking behavior.

Low Spirits Consumption

Expressions activating this band refer to alcohol use in broad or occasional terms, often mixed with other substances or general behavior questions, without a clear emphasis on distilled drinks.

Moderate Spirits Consumption

Expressions activating this band describe recurring substance use with some quantification, including weekly amounts or routine use, and begin to include clearer references to spirits alongside other substances.

High Spirits Consumption

Expressions activating this band describe regular and quantified drinking patterns centered on alcohol intake, including weekly averages, maximum amounts, and onset of regular use, with explicit mention of spirits or related beverages.

Heavy Spirits Consumption

Expressions activating this band focus directly on distilled drinks such as spirits and liqueurs, emphasizing recent frequency, typical occasion-level quantity, and current weekday or weekend consumption.

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