The Disease Concept of Alcoholism |
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Contents
Social Cultural and Economic Factors | 13 |
Formulations of the Disease Nature of Alcoholism | 33 |
Attitudes toward the Idea of Alcoholism as an Illness | 157 |
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acceptance acquired activities adrenal alco alcohol addiction alcoholic beverages American amounts appear aspects Association attitudes become behavior blood cause cent changes chronic clinical Committee conception of alcoholism concerned condition consideration considered constitutes countries course craving damage definition dependence differences discussion disease disease conception drinker drinking drug economic effect entirely evidence excessive exist experience extent fact factors findings formulations France frequently function given habitual hand holism hospitals idea illness conception important increased individual inebriety initial instance intake interest involved Italy lead loss of control matter means mental MICHIGAN nature occur opinion organism particularly patients pattern period person pharmacological physical physicians present problem produce psychological public health question recognized regarded relation role sense social society speak species of alcoholism statement suggested temperance term theory tion tolerance treatment various withdrawal symptoms
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| Title | The Disease Concept of Alcoholism Pub. on behalf of Christopher D. Smithers Foundation |
| Author | Elvin Morton Jellinek |
| Contributor | Christopher D.Smithers Foundation |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Hillhouse Press, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Aug 28, 2007 |
| ISBN | 0910724121, 9780910724128 |
| Length | 246 pages |
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