A Prospective Study of Young Men at High Risk for Alcoholism

Memory association and ambiguous cues in models of alcohol and marijuana use.

“…The present findings, of no association between parental drinking habits and the participants' alcohol use, are consistent with a number of previous findings in youths (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986; Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989; Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986). The present study also showed that parental drinking history was not associated with alcohol memory association.…”

Memory association and ambiguous cues in models of alcohol and marijuana use.

“…The present findings, of no association between parental drinking habits and the participants' alcohol use, are consistent with a number of previous findings in youths (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986; Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989; Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986). The present study also showed that parental drinking history was not associated with alcohol memory association.…”

Personality, problem drinking, and drunk driving: Mediating, moderating, and direct-effect models.

“…The nonsignificance of ACA across genders and across type of statistical model is consistent with some recent studies showing a lack of association between parental alcoholism and drinking patterns in youth (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986;Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989;Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986), although this result is inconsistent with other findings that were based mostly on older adult and clinical samples (Cotton, 1979). A recent study of a nonclinical sample of adults, somewhat older in mean age (mid-30s) as compared with the present sample, reported small but significant associations between parental and offspring drinking (Webster, Harburg, Gleiberman, Schork, & DiFranceisco, 1989).…”

A 30‐year follow‐up study of the sons of alcoholic men

“…The main result from this part of the 20-year follow up did not demonstrate significant differences between the risk groups. The frequency of marked psychopathology was infrequent, as could be expected in a sample of healthy young men (34).…”

Memory association and ambiguous cues in models of alcohol and marijuana use.

“…The present findings, of no association between parental drinking habits and the participants' alcohol use, are consistent with a number of previous findings in youths (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986; Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989; Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986). The present study also showed that parental drinking history was not associated with alcohol memory association.…”

Personality, problem drinking, and drunk driving: Mediating, moderating, and direct-effect models.

“…The nonsignificance of ACA across genders and across type of statistical model is consistent with some recent studies showing a lack of association between parental alcoholism and drinking patterns in youth (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986;Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989;Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986), although this result is inconsistent with other findings that were based mostly on older adult and clinical samples (Cotton, 1979). A recent study of a nonclinical sample of adults, somewhat older in mean age (mid-30s) as compared with the present sample, reported small but significant associations between parental and offspring drinking (Webster, Harburg, Gleiberman, Schork, & DiFranceisco, 1989).…”

A 30‐year follow‐up study of the sons of alcoholic men

“…The main result from this part of the 20-year follow up did not demonstrate significant differences between the risk groups. The frequency of marked psychopathology was infrequent, as could be expected in a sample of healthy young men (34).…”

Memory association and ambiguous cues in models of alcohol and marijuana use.

“…The present findings, of no association between parental drinking habits and the participants' alcohol use, are consistent with a number of previous findings in youths (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986; Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989; Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986). The present study also showed that parental drinking history was not associated with alcohol memory association.…”

Personality, problem drinking, and drunk driving: Mediating, moderating, and direct-effect models.

“…The nonsignificance of ACA across genders and across type of statistical model is consistent with some recent studies showing a lack of association between parental alcoholism and drinking patterns in youth (Alterman, Bridges, & Tarter, 1986;Johnson, Leonard, & Jacob, 1989;Schulsinger, Knop, Goodwin, Teasdale, & Mikkelsen, 1986), although this result is inconsistent with other findings that were based mostly on older adult and clinical samples (Cotton, 1979). A recent study of a nonclinical sample of adults, somewhat older in mean age (mid-30s) as compared with the present sample, reported small but significant associations between parental and offspring drinking (Webster, Harburg, Gleiberman, Schork, & DiFranceisco, 1989).…”

A 30‐year follow‐up study of the sons of alcoholic men

“…The main result from this part of the 20-year follow up did not demonstrate significant differences between the risk groups. The frequency of marked psychopathology was infrequent, as could be expected in a sample of healthy young men (34).…”