The direct consequences of alcoholism include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) increased health care costs.
B) lower absenteeism.
C) poor work.
D) lost productivity.

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Alcoholism is known to result in increased health care costs, poor work, and lost productivity. However, it is unlikely to lead to lower absenteeism as the individual may take time off work due to health-related issues, addiction, or alcohol-related incidents.

The Direct Consequences of Alcoholism Include All of the Following