314). He does make one point that, citing research from MacAndrew and Edgerton (1969), people tend to lean into the expectations of drug-induced behavior learned from their respective culture rather than their objective experience (for example, when people believe they have had an alcoholic beverage, and thus act drunk). He argues that this makes it difficult to discern what is the “lived experience” of a person and what is the consequence of existing in a culture that may have shaped them to behave in a certain way (Reinarman, 2005, p.
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