Self and partner alcohol-related problems among ACOAs and non-ACOAs: Associations with depressive symptoms and motivations for alcohol use

Kelley, Michelle L.; Linden, Ashley N.; Milletich, Robert J.; Lau‐Barraco, Cathy; Kurtz, Erin D.; D'Lima, Gabrielle M.; Bodkins, Jessica A.; Sheehan, Brynn E.

doi:10.1016/j.addbeh.2013.08.037

“…Home life for these children is likely to include much conflict and perhaps sexual or other forms of abuse. In turn, the children themselves have higher rates of psychological problems [42][43][44]. Many have low self-esteem, poor communication skills, poor sociability, and marital problems [21].…”

Section: The Seventh Taxon Of "Self": the Practicing Monotheisticmentioning

confidence: 99%

Self in Psychiatry, Psychology and Religion: Textual Analysis

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2021

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This study explored how the three distinct fields of psychiatry, psychology and religion treated a "self" in terms of its constituting features and cognitive taxa. To achieve the objective the micro structural approach of schema theory was applied to the representative texts of these fields by specifying and analyzing all the tokens of "self" and its derivatives. When statistical tests were applied to the data it was found that psychiatry, psychology and religion differed significantly from each other in the number of tokens. The reduction of tokens to types and the assignment of types to their hierarchically established cognitive taxa showed that religion treated the "self" more comprehensively and objectively than psychiatry and psychology did. The results are discussed in terms of the cognitive taxa to which psychiatry, psychology and religion assign the "self" to.

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“…Home life for these children is likely to include much conflict and perhaps sexual or other forms of abuse. In turn, the children themselves have higher rates of psychological problems [42][43][44]. Many have low self-esteem, poor communication skills, poor sociability, and marital problems [21].…”

Section: The Seventh Taxon Of "Self": the Practicing Monotheisticmentioning

confidence: 99%

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This study explored how the three distinct fields of psychiatry, psychology and religion treated a "self" in terms of its constituting features and cognitive taxa. To achieve the objective the micro structural approach of schema theory was applied to the representative texts of these fields by specifying and analyzing all the tokens of "self" and its derivatives. When statistical tests were applied to the data it was found that psychiatry, psychology and religion differed significantly from each other in the number of tokens. The reduction of tokens to types and the assignment of types to their hierarchically established cognitive taxa showed that religion treated the "self" more comprehensively and objectively than psychiatry and psychology did. The results are discussed in terms of the cognitive taxa to which psychiatry, psychology and religion assign the "self" to.

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“…Sievietēm, kuras nāk no ģimenēm ar alkohola atkarību, ir lielāks depresijas vai distīmijas risks nekā vīriešiem ar tādu pašu ģimenes vēsturi (Kelley et al, 2014). Daļa pētījumu apstiprina, ka pieaugušajiem alkoholatkarīgo ģimenes locekļu bērniem ir izteiktāks arī trauksmes līmenis, it īpaši specifiskas fobijas, panikas traucējumi, un ģeneralizētas trauksmes traucējumi (Mathew, Wilson, Blazer, & George, 1993).…”

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Self and partner alcohol-related problems among ACOAs and non-ACOAs: Associations with depressive symptoms and motivations for alcohol use

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Self in Psychiatry, Psychology and Religion: Textual Analysis

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