2007
DOI: 10.1007/s00127-007-0264-2
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Children of alcoholics in Spain: from risk to pathology

Abstract: Children of alcoholics' whose parents are in contact with treatment centers in Spain constitute a target group for selective prevention, as they have a higher risk of different negative outcomes, which mainly include attention disorders and other cognitive deficits, depression and anxiety.

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“…Replications of the above described results and more thorough analysis of risk factors associated with the early stages of substance use in patients that do not present particularly marked psychiatric impairment could be of great help for improving selective preventive interventions, as 5 has been suggested for other at-risk populations such as the children of alcoholics [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Replications of the above described results and more thorough analysis of risk factors associated with the early stages of substance use in patients that do not present particularly marked psychiatric impairment could be of great help for improving selective preventive interventions, as 5 has been suggested for other at-risk populations such as the children of alcoholics [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Adolescents were evaluated with semi-structured interviews translated and adapted from those used in the Collaborative Studies on Genetics of Alcoholism, the clinical and research utility of which have been demonstrated in previous studies [22,23]. These interviews allowed us to obtain measures of socio-demographic variables (age, gender, family structure, and socio-economic status), family biological antecedents of alcohol and drug abuse or dependence, and school achievement (number of repeated school grades).…”
Section: Socio-demographic Clinical and School Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Augdami alkoholio vartojimo problemų turinčiose šeimose, vaikai susiduria su daugybe veiksnių, darančių poveikį akademiniams jų pasiekimams. Nemažai tyrimų rodo, kad tėvų alkoholizmas susijęs su blogais vaikų akademiniais pasiekimais (Christoffersen, Soothill, 2003;Balsa, 2008;Leonard, Eiden, 2002;Marcus, 1986;Diaz ir kt., 2008), žemesniais skaitymo ir aritmetikos pasiekimais (Zanoti-Jeronymo, Carvalho, 2005). Ch.…”
Section: įVadasunclassified
“…Šie duomenys atitinka ir kitų tyrėjų rezultatus, kuriais nenustatyta akademinių pasiekimų skirtumų tarp vaikų, augančių alkoholio problemų turinčiose ir neturinčiose šeimose (Johnson, Rolf, 1998;Murphy ir kt., 1991). Tačiau kiti (McGrath, Watson, Chassin, 1999;Balsa, 2008;Marcus, 1986;Diaz ir kt., 2008) tyrimai rodo, jog vaikai iš alkoholio vartojimo problemų turinčių šeimų mokosi blogiau.…”
Section: Rezultatų Aptarimasunclassified
“…In general, children and adolescents living with substance abuser parents show emotional, conduct, learning and legal problems and also high levels of anxiety and depression, apart from generalized stress, depressed mood and physical problem symptoms (FIGLIE;MILAGRES;CROWE, 2009;GANCE-CLEVELAND;MAYS;STEFFEN, 2008;DÍAZ et al, 2008). Gance-Cleveland, Mays and Steffen (2008) pointed out that, in cases of greater severity of parental addiction, there are greater negative consequences for the development of adolescents, manifesting through problems associated with the medical condition, physical problem symptoms and mood problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%