For many, drinking at a bar alone is different from drinking at a bar with one other person, and both are different from drinking at a bar in a group. In particular, a person or group’s plans for what to do after leaving the bar might depend, in part, on the size of the group. For example, “pub crawls”, visits to sequences of pubs with drinks at each one, tend to be large group events. Today’s DRAM reviews a study that examines the effects of group size, as well as individual factors, on drinkers’ plans for post-bar drinking (Reed, Clapp,... Read more →