males being more susceptible to problem drinking (Schulte et al., 2009). Similarly, considerable evidence shows that compared to Whites, Blacks report later initiation of drinking, lower rates and levels of use across almost all age groups but higher levels of alcohol problems than Whites (Zapolski et al., 2014). Nevertheless, studies have also shown that FH is significantly associated with lower P3 amplitudes in Blacks without being affected by current usage of alcohol. Therefore, it is important to identify how FH measures, psychosocial, cultural factors, and drinking norms, may have race/ethnicity-specific influences on different alcohol outcomes (Hunte et al., 2012; Sartor et al., 2016).
