Nonaddictive Pathological Drinking Patterns of Homeless Men

Straus, Robert; McCarthy, Raymond G.

doi:10.15288/qjsa.1951.12.601

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“…Early research studies of alcoholic men describe them as homeless, unemployed, and destitute (Bacon, 1944;Straus & McCarthy, 1951). One striking characteristic of their situation was its extreme social isolation.…”

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Alcoholism and social isolation.

Singer¹,

Blane²,

Kasschau³

1964

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

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“…As suggested above, alcoholics available for research have often been people who are already relatively isolated. Examples are Bowery residents (Straus & McCarthy, 1951) and men serving sentences for public intoxication (Pittman & Gordon,19S8).…”

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Alcoholism and social isolation.

Singer¹,

Blane²,

Kasschau³

1964

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

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“…Goodman, matzoh makers, 33Grace, William R., 218, 221 Graham, Billy, 107 Great Britain, 7, 15 See also England Great Neck, 59,66,67 Greece and Greeks,7,10,37,140 Greene Country, 251 Greenpoint, 2,169 Greenwich, Conn., 272 Greenwich Village, 20,66,172,173,187,254,260,274 Gusweller, James,Father,105 Haiti, 88 Hamilton, Alexander, 222 Handlin,Oscar,18,22,79,80,256 Hansberry, Lorraine, 78 Hansen, Marcus, 22Hargraves, J. Archie,92 Harlem, 27, 28, 32, 34, 38, 49, 57-59, 65.…”

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Beyond the Melting Pot: The Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Jews, Italians, and Irish of New York City

Rischin

1964

The Journal of American History

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maintaining a distinct identity, albeit a changing one, from one generation to the next. One group is not as another and, notably where religious and cultural values are involved, tliese differences are matters of choice as well as of heritage; of new creation in a new country, as well as of the maintenance of old values and forms. Our discussion of these differences necessarily touches, even dwells, on the consequent, widely varying patterns of achievement in areas such as education, business, and politics. Understandably enough, the unevenness of achievement in such matters is the source of resentment and even bitterness by many individual members of the different groups. It may be that our discussion will also be resented by such persons, for much the same reason. We would therefore, in advance, ask a measure of forgiveness for taking up a subject which needs to be discussed, but which cannot be aired without giving pain to some.

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Exposed and Shielded Drinking

Lovald¹

1968

Arch Gen Psychiatry

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Nonaddictive Pathological Drinking Patterns of Homeless Men

Cited by 30 publications

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Alcoholism and social isolation.

Alcoholism and social isolation.

Beyond the Melting Pot: The Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Jews, Italians, and Irish of New York City

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