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COPING AND AVOIDANCE IN INEBRIATED ALCOHOLICS AND NORMALS. |
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| Authors: | POLLACK DONALD |
| Abstract: | INEBRIATION SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED THE COPING BEHAVIOR OF ALCOHOLICS AS MEASURED BY A SENTENCE COMPLETION TEST. NORMALS SHOWED THE OPPOSITE PATTERN OF CHANGE. IT WAS INFERRED THAT ALCOHOL THEREFORE ACTS TO RELEASE BEHAVIORS WHICH ARE LATENT AND INTERDICTED IN THE SOBER STATE FOR BOTH GROUPS. SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH ARE MADE. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved) |
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