Mortality, Suicide, Social Maladjustment and Criminality among Male Alcoholic Parents and Men from the General Population and Their Offspring.

Mutzell, Sture

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ERIC Number: EJ473198

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Publication Date: 1993

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Mortality, Suicide, Social Maladjustment and Criminality among Male Alcoholic Parents and Men from the General Population and Their Offspring.

Mutzell, Sture

Early Child Development and Care, v89 p117-36 1993

A longitudinal study of 211 male inpatients at an alcohol clinic and their children, and a random sample of 200 men and their children, found that men in both groups who used alcohol and drugs were equally likely to be involved in crimes with drugs, whereas children in both groups exhibited similar levels of social maladjustment and health problems. (MDM)

Descriptors: Alcoholism, Crime, Drinking, Drug Abuse, Foreign Countries, Health, Longitudinal Studies, Males, Mortality Rate, Parent Child Relationship, Social Adjustment, Social Problems, Suicide

Publication Type: Reports - Research; Journal Articles

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Location: Sweden (Stockholm)

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