AN INTERACTION BETWEEN DAT1 AND HAVING AN ALCOHOLIC FATHER PREDICTS SERIOUS ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IN A SAMPLE OF MALES
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VASKE, J., ET AL., AN INTERACTION BETWEEN DAT1 AND HAVING AN ALCOHOLIC FATHER PREDICTS SERIOUS ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IN A SAMPLE OF MALES. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 104, no. 1-2 (2009), p. 17-22.
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Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Género, Padres adictos, EE.UU.
Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Género, Padres adictos, EE.UU.
Gelijkaardige items: AN INTERACTION BETWEEN DAT1 AND HAVING AN ALCOHOLIC FATHER PREDICTS SERIOUS ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IN A SAMPLE OF MALES
- DATS: HOW HAVE THEY MEASURED UP?
- IS HAVING AN ALCOHOLIC FATHER HAZARDOUS FOR CHILDREN'S PHYSICAL HEALTH?
- NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SONS OF ACTIVE ALCOHOLIC AND NON-ALCOHOLIC FATHERS
- MOTHER-SON INTERACTIONS IN DISRUPTIVE AND NONDISRUPTIVE ADOLESCENT SONS OF MALE ALCOHOLICS AND CONTROLS
- MEETING THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS HAVE A SERIOUS DRUG PROBLEM. EN: GROWING UP WITH RISK
- ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN THE ESTIMATES OF CHILDREN EXPOSED TO ALCOHOL PROBLEMS AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IN THE UNITED STATES