Journal of Studies on Alcohol 1996: Vol 57 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 57, 1996
Authors
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** Indicates correspondent
+ Indicates guest editor
Adams, N. Deget, F. Irvine, K.M.
Adlaf, E.M. Del Boca, F.K. Irwin, D.D.
Adrian, M. Devine, E.G. Izzo, C.V.
Ager, C.R. DeYoung, D.
Ager, J.W. Dinan, T.G. Johnston, L.D.
Anglin, L. Dinwiddie, S.H. Johnstone, B.M.
Anthenelli, R.M. Domenech Rodriguez, M. Jones-Webb, R.
Arciniega, L.T. Dougherty, D.M. Joviié, G.
Arroyo, J.A. Dufeu, P.
Avins, A.L. Dunne, M.P. Kaczynski, N.A.
Keefe, K.
Bachman, J.G. Easdon, C.M. Kjerulf, L.
Barker, J.C. Ehlers, C.L. Kline, R.B.
Barrett, D.C. Epstein, E.E. Koopmans, J.R.
Barton, K.J. Kramer, B.J.
Beatty, W.W. Kranzler, H.R.
Farren, C.K.
Beauvais, F. Kuhn, S.
Ferguson, B.S.
Beede, J.I.
Bell, R.W. FFeirlrlemro,r eH,. K.M. Labouvie, E.
Benjamin, D.E. Langenbucher, J.W.
Bennett, R.H. Fillmore, M.T. Lapham, S.C.
Finney, J.W.
Benson, P. Leino, E.V.
Firestone, IJ.
Blanco, C.R. Fitzgerald, J.L. Leonard, K.E.
Bonjour, M. Levin, J.D.
Forster, J.L.
Boomsma, D.I. Lex, B.W.
Frey, R.M.
Borges, G. Light, J.M.
Fuchs, F.D.
Boscarino, J.A. Lindan, C.P.
Fuchs, S.C.
Bredemeier, M. Lo, C.C.
Brigham, T.A. Fulton, R.L. Lott, L.A.
Brown, S.A. Love, A.W.
Bucholz, K.K. George, A.A.
Budeé, M. Giancola, P.R. McCrady, B.S.
Bugarski, D. Gius, M.P. McGovern, P.G.
Burnand, B. Gleghorn, A. McGue, M.
Burnett, L.J. Gollnisch, G. Madden, P.A.F.
Bush, P.J. Gotham, H.J. Maddock, R.J.
Greene, B.W. Mancino, M.
Cantor, S.B. Mann, R.E.
Cardozo, S. Haile, R.W. Marowitz, L.
Carpenter, J.A. Hallman, J. Marshall, P.H.
Carroll, A. Hames, K.A. Martier, S.S.
Chang, I. Hammersley, R. Martin, C.S.
Chapman, R.J. Hankin, J.R. Martin, F.
Chassin, L. Harford, T.C. Martin, N.G
Cherek, D.R. Heath, A.C. Meier, S.E.
Cherpitel, C.J. Heien, D. Menees, M.M.
Chung, T. Heinila, K. Meyers, A.R.
Clark, W.W. Heinz, A. Miller, W.R.
Collins, R.L. Her, M. Monahan, S.C.
Crosby, G.M. Hilakivi-Clarke, L. Moraes, R.S.
Cunningham, M.R. Hirsch, L.S. Moreira, L.B.
Curran, P.J Holder, H.D. Morgenstern, J.
Holzbach, E. Moss, H.B.
Daeppen, J.-B. Howard, M.O. Mott, M.A.
Davidson, P. Hudes, E.S. Mulford, H.A.
Deery, H.A. Hutner, N. Murphy, K.
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Murray, D.M. 325 Saarni, M. 97 Tonigan, J.S.
Muthén, B.O. 410 Siallstrém Baum, S. 471 Toomey, T.L.
Myers, F. 85 Schmidt, K. 71 Toscova, R.
Myers, M.G. , 314 Schmidt, L.A. 219** Tsuang, J.W.
Schmidt, L.G. 471 Tucker, J.A.
Neighbors, C.J. 53 Schnyder, C. 585
Newcomb, M.D. 521 Schuckit, M.A. , 368 Uitenbroek, D.G.
Nichols, J.M. 125 Schulenberg, J. 289
Nixon, S.J. 136 Segrin, C. 29 Van Leuven, J.
Nurnberger, J.I., Jr. 368 Senchak, M. 638 Victora, C.G.
Seppa, K. 97 Vogel-Sprott, M.
Oldham, T.D. 349 Sharma, A. 8 Volk, R.J.
O'Malley, P.M. 289 Sher, K.J. , 283 von Gontard, A.
Oreland, L. 155 Short, B.J. 325 von Knorring, L.
Oscar-Berman, M. 144 Sillanaukee, P. 97
Slater, M.D. 425 Wadsworth, K.N.
Paul, J.P. 475 Sloan, J.J. 171 Wagenaar, A.C. 325, 572**,
Pécoud, A. 585 Slutske, W.S. 387 Walker, R.D.
Pelham, W.E. 352 Smart, R.G. 646 Wali, T.L.
Perrine, M.W. 187 Sokol, R.J. 171 Walsh, G.W.
Perry, C.L. 670 Stall, R.D. 475 Ward, D.A.
Post, R.B. 260 Statham, D.J. 387 Warren, L.
Steinbauer, J.R. 203 Weinfurt, K.P.
Raytek, H. 217* Stojanovic, N. 344 Westermeyer, J.
Reifman, A. 360 Strathman, A. 283 White, H.R.
Rommelspacher, H. 471 Swora, M.G. 458* Windle, M.
Rosenberg, H. 559 Witte, J.S.
Rosovsky, H. 543 Tarter, R.E. Wolfson, M.
Rotgers, F. 458* Testa, M. Wood, M.D.
Rothrock, N. 559 Thomasson, H.R. Woods, W.J.
Rouner, D. 425 Tipp, J.E.
Rounsaville, B.J. 619 Tivis, L.J. Yersin, B.
Rumbarger, J.J. 219** Todorovié, V. Yu, J.
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 57, 1996
Subjects
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** Indicates correspondence
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AA Involvement (AAI) scale, 615 fraternities and sororities, 334*
Abstinence negotiating transition to young adulthood, 289-301
adolescents, 27 trajectories followed, 292-93
commitment sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 325-33, 419-24, 670-73
impact on positive outcomes, 54, 61-62 staging in onset
full abstinence versus absence of problems, 4697 DSM-IV dependence symptoms, 549-58
genetic versus environmental factors Adolescent Life Change Scales (ALCES), 630
about equal in influence, 508 Adolescent Relapse Coping Questionnaire (ARCQ), 40-45
highest among Hispanic females, 613-17 Adoptive family studies, 9-17, 368
importance of AA attendance, 68, 450 adoptive family setting
“mere achievement,” 461 * adolescent alcohol involvement, 7*, 368
necessary goal of treatment environmental versus genetic factors
contested, 103* nationally representative probability sample, 507-19
subsequent recovery of cognitive function, 152 Advertising
Acamprosate brand-level spirits sales, 73-75
GABA antagonist, 458* experience goods, 74
Acceptance heavy drinking, 81
drinking as sign TV beer ads
of growing up, 289, 299 sports content programming, 425-31
of masculinity, 81, 187, 426 African Americans. See Blacks
self-acceptance, 218* Age differences
Acculturation Rating Scale for Mexican Americans (ARSMA), alcohol-related mortality, 119, 122
615 drinking patterns, 381
Achenbach Child Behavior Checklist. See Child Behavior Check- heavy drinking, 423
list (CBCL) quantity-frequency, 423
Ad libitum drinking, 565-66, 569 DUI/DWI (driving under the influence/driving while impaired)
Addiction convictions, 659-68
clinical course, 322 lying
data from animal models, 458* self-reporting substance abuse, 280-81
psychodynamic approach, 461* older women, 675*
Addiction Severity Index (ASI), 487-89, 491-92, 623 perception of alcohol availability, 328
Adjusted Evidence Index (AEIn), 238-39 Age of onset
Adolescent alcohol involvement, 314-23 adolescent drinking practices, 7*
environmental factors, 7+, 19-27 alcoholism typology theory, 249-52
alcohol supplies in home, 325-26 substance abuse, 383-84
peer group alcohol involvement, 8, 16, 103* Aged
TV beer advertising gender bias
sports content programming, 425-31 drinking patterns, 120-21
familial influence, 103*, 217* household composition
adoptive family setting, 7+, 8-17, 368 drinking patterns, 121, 123
parental alcohol use, 15, 19-27 Native Americans, | 17-18%
sibling alcohol use, 14, 16 drinking patterns, 120-21
genetic factors, 77, 8-9, 19-27 nonalcoholics, right hemispheric impairment, 144-52
predictive of adult-level ASPD, 321-22 synergism with alcoholism, 144-52
self-reporting Aggression levels
prevalence of error rates, 273-81 assessing
temptation-coping factors, 40-45 Buss aggression methodology, 79
typology, distinctive differential beverage types, 79, 32
mult: +imensional, 627-36 estradiol levels, serum (E2), 162-69
while driving, 193-201 family history of alcoholism, 352-58
Adolescent drinking practices gonadectomy, 164
age of onset, 7+ serotonergic activity, 167
differential beverage types, 80 tamoxifen (antiestrogen), 164
students, 79-80 Aging process
frequent binge drinking, 627-36 accelerated by alcoholism, 144-52
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mimicked by alcohol use, 265 nature of appeal, 449-56
Agonist therapy, 469-707 spirituality, 334*, 461*
AIDS education and outreach, 476 Alcoholism
Akaike’s Information Criterion (AIC), 23, 25, 36 versus alcohol abuse and dependence
Alanon programs. See Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) need for carefully defined concepts, 4697
Alcohol abuse multidisciplinary approaches, 5+
versus alcoholism and dependence, 549-58 Alcoholism typology theory
need for carefully defined concepts, 4697 age of onset, 249-52
fatal injury antisocial personality (ASP), 159
regional differences, 244-48 borderline personality disorders, 159
impaired relationships B-phenylethylamine oxidation rate, 159
relating to chemicals instead of people, 461* platelet monoamine oxidase (MAO) activity, 159
physician intervention serotonergic activity, 159
early detection, 97-100 Alcohol-related birth defects (ARBDs)
predictor prenatal drinking, 171
gay/lesbian/bisexual substance abusers, 475-85 ALDH? genotype
Alcohol availability predictor of alcoholism in Asian Americans, 267-71
changing consumption levels, 434-46 Allocentric orientation, versus egocentric orientation, 137-38, 140
privatization of wine sales, 572-76** Allport-Vernon-Lindzey “Study of Values” instrument, 66
underage drinkers, 325-33, 670-73 Alternative treatment modalities
Alcohol dehydrogenase gene relative cost-effectiveness, 229-42
risk of alcohol dependence, 458* Alzheimer’s disease, 139
Alcohol Dependency Scale (ADS), 450-52, 487-89, 605-6 American Association of Retired Persons “older twins” register,
Alcohol dosage 507
aggressive responding, | 80-85 American Indians, 123n. See also Native Americans
validity of measuring American Psychiatric Association, 41, 268, 4697+
self-administered questionnaires versus structured inter- Amnestic disorder, 125
views, 406-9 Androgen steroidogenesis, 162
Alcohol effects Anger
calcium channel inhibition, 458* learning to express, 218*
immunological, 344—47 Anterograde spatial memory, 138, 140
increasing presynaptic dopamine (DA) release, 471 Anthropological perspectives, 460*
membrane disordering, 458* Anti-Drug Abuse Act, 171-76
not entirely pharmacological, 603 Antisocial activity
teratogenic, 219* linked to alcohol consumption
Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire (AEQ), 285-86, 403 male-limited, 162
for Adolescents (AEQ-A), 41, 43, 396-404 Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)
Alcohol outcome expectancies. See Expectations addiction, clinical course, 322
Alcohol sensitivity adolescent alcohol involvement, 314-23
lower in children of alcoholics (COAs), 368-77 predictive of adult-level ASPD, 320, 322-23
Alcohol supplies in home diagnosing, 370
sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 325-26 poor global alcohol-related outcome, 619-25
Alcohol Treatment Practices Questionnaire (ATPQ), 559-62 relationship to alcoholism, 155-60, 384
Alcohol treatment services Type 2, 159
acceptance of moderate drinking Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) scores,
outpatient programs versus residential institutions, 559-62 380-81
Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), 614, 616 Asian Americans
Alcohol Use Inventory, 660 adolescent alcohol involvement, 10-11
Alcohol-focused behavioral marital therapy (ABMT), 604-11 alcohol-related research
Alcoholic Beverage Warning Label, 171-76 using ALDH2 genotype, 267-71
message discounting, 171, 175 drinking behaviors
Alcoholic hallucinosis psychosocial vulnerability, 521-28
thiamine deficiencies, 581-83 susceptibility not a factor, 528
Alcoholic pedigrees ASPD. See Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD)
inheritance modes Ativan. See Lorazepam effects
polygenic disorder, 368-77 Attention deficit disorders (ADD)
“Alcoholic personality,” 102*, 335* assessing, 137, 139
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 53-62, 207, 250, 335*, 604-11 Attentional deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), 629
alternatives, 101* executive cognitive functioning (ECF), 352
gay men’s groups, 218*, 475-85 Attentional problems
Higher Power, surrender to, 54-55 cognitive dysfunction, 137
importance of AA attendance, 68, 103-4*, 476 Attitude theory
not encouraged, 604, 611 self-generated expectancies
membership rates predicting alcohol use and problems, 286-87
traffic fatalities, alcohol-related, 646-50 Australia
meta-analysis of literature, 65-69 Aboriginal drinking, 460*
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Driving Expectancy Questionnaire (DEQ), 193-201 Borderline personality disorders
effects of heavy social drinking (HSD), 125-33 relationship to alcoholism, Type 2, 159
parental alcohol-related problems Box-Jenkins Intervention Model, 173-74
reliability of offspring self-reporting, 387-94 Box-score approach
Australian National Health and Medical Research Council research synthesis, 239-41
(NH&MRC) twin registry, 388-89, 507, 516 Brain catecholamines
“Author inflation,” 105** role in ethanol tolerance and withdrawal, 458*
Availability. See Alcohol availability Brain-imaging predictors of alcohol abuse
computed tomography (CAT) scans, 384
Bar setting Brazil
gay male socialization, 475, 481 alcoholic beverage consumption, 253-58
heavy social drinking (HSD), 410-18, 563-70 Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS), 471
Mexican Americans, 659-68 Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI), 35-38, 477
Native Americans, 119 Buffering by nonalcoholic parent
“Barnum effect,” 38 compensating for alcoholic parent, 305—12
Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), 137, 615-16 Buss aggression methodology, 79
visual backward-masking laterality, 151
Behavior CAGE questionnaire, 204-7, 253-58, 653
compensation Canada
learned during repeated doses of alcohol, 591 Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire for Adolescents (AEQ-A)
monitoring predictive validity, 396-404
children of alcoholics (COAs) alcohol treatment services
parental buffering hypothesis, 305-12 acceptance of moderate drinking, 559-62
tolerance consequences of consuming different beverage types, 77-82
challenge dose of alcohol predicting intense impairment
development through prior drug-free history of perfor- mediating behavioral effect of alcohol, 598-603
mance, 591-97 sources of alcohol
enhanced by verbal feedback about performance, 592 wine in grocery stores, 434-46
Bell Global Psychopathology Scale, 11 sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 419-24
Bem sex-role inventory, 428 tolerance development
Benefits of moderate alcohol use, 460* challenge dose of alcohol
lowered risk of coronary artery disease (CAD), 255, 536-41 prior drug-free history of performance, 591-97
perceptions, 523-24 traffic fatalities, alcohol-related
Benton’s Line Orientation Test (LOT), 138, 141 per capita alcohol consumption, 646-50
Benzodiazepine effects. See also Lorazepam effects Cancer, alcohol-related
GABA receptor complex binding, 132 major cause of death, 543
Binge drinking Capacity to relate
adolescents, 627-36 impaired by alcohol abuse, 461*
alcohol availability, 330 impaired by childhood trauma
negotiating transition to young adulthood, 289-301 Thomas Wolfe, an example, 461*
trajectories followed, 292-93 Capital health model
college and university earnings related to health-influencing behaviors, 537-40
fraternities and sororities, 334* Categorical spatial processing
older people, 122-23 versus coordinate spatial processing, 138, 140
precondition to problem drinking, 290-91 Cattell’s Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire (16 PF‘), 67
Biologically oriented research, 7+, 458-59* Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CES-D),
Blacks 631
generalizability of results, 176 Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 47-48, 51
pregnant females Central nervous system (CNS)
Alcoholic Beverage Warning Label, 171-76 depressants, 125-33
relative fatal injury rates blood alcohol concentrations (BACs)
regional differences, 245-47 inability to complete suicide attempt, 543-44
self-reporting pathology, 126, 335*
prevalence of error rates, 274-75, 280 Cerebral
Blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) damage, bilateral, 145
depressing central nervous system (CNS) dysfunction, 132
suicide attempts interhemispheric collaborative, 144-52
ability to complete the act, 543 left versus right hemispheric, 136-37, 141
differential beverage types, 82 Chart for Responsible People, 531
effectiveness of punishment application, 85-95 Child alcohol involvement
higher with Native Americans, 659-68 familial influence, parental alcohol use, 309-10
indirectly estimating, 531-32 self-reporting
men attain higher than women prevalence of error rates, 273-81
drinking levels controlled, 531-34 Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL), 307, 354-56
reporting Childhood Behavioral Disorders Checklist (CBDC), 137,
in Journal of Studies on Alcohol (JSA), 342+ 140-41
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Childhood trauma Contraceptives, oral
impaired capacity to relate pharmacokinetic properties of alcohol, 180
Thomas Wolfe, an example, 461* Control
Children of alcoholics (COAs) maternal
aggression levels, 352-58 compensating for alcoholic father, 310
clinical significance of characteristics questioned, 644 societal
influencing their parents, 311-12 alcohol prevention programs, 335—36*
lower alcohol sensitivity, 368-77 price regulation, 434-46
reduced frontal P300 amplitude, 352, 378 Controlled drinkers
risk factor for alcohol abuse underreporting alcohol use, 103*
heterogeneity of outcomes, 378 Convenience stores
social skills, 29-32 sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 325
versus children of divorce (COD), 638-44 Coordinate spatial processing
stressor events, 29 versus Categorical spatial processing, 138, 140
Children of Alcoholics Screening Test (CAST), 30-31 Coping Behaviors Inventory (CBI), 45
Chlormethiazole Coping methods
pharmacotherapeutic children of alcoholics (COAs), 29-32
withdrawal from alcohol, 471-73 temptation versus stress, 40-45
Chronicity Coronary artery disease (CAD)
ethanol abuse, 141 details regarding, 537-38
frequent binge drinking, 291-300 lowered risk with moderate alcohol use, 255, 536-41
Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol (CITWA-Ar) Corpus callosum damage, 145
scale, 471-73 Cortical
Cloninger alcoholism typology, 250-52 atrophy, diffuse, 144—45
Codependency processing impairment, frontal, 132
family history of alcoholism, 34-39 left versus right hemispheric, 136-37, 141
Codependency Assessment Questionnaire (CAQ), 35-39 Cost of treatment
Cognitive changes relative effectiveness, 239
abstinence, 152 Council of American Survey Research Organizations, 48
aging, 144-52 Criminality
Cognitive dysfunction, 137 alcohol consumption, 162, 677—78*
event-related brain potential (ERP) studies, 126-33 prediction of
global, assessing, 137 platelet monoamine oxidase (MAO) activity, 160
mediator for children of alcoholics (COAs) Psychopathy Check List (PCL), 160
expression of alcohol-related problems, 379 Critical Interstimulus Interval (ISI)
performance deficits, 126 emotional words, 145-52
recall impairment, 125-33 Cross-cultural studies
Collaborative Alcohol-Related Longitudinal Project, 494-504 alcohol use by older people, 117-184, 122
Collaborative Study on the Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA), validating translations of instruments, 585-89
368-77, 389 Cultural contexts of alcohol use, 460*, 521-28, 613-17
College and university students Customary Drinking and Drug Use Record (CDDR), 41,
helping programs, 334—35* 316-17
Colorado Self-Report Measure of Family Functioning (CSMFF),
11 Daily Drinking Questionnaire, 565
Commercial outlets Decision tnaking
sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 325-33, 670-73 blood alcohol concentrations (BACs)
manager on premises, 673 effectiveness of punishment application, 85-95
monitoring of employees pregnancy
training of employees, 670-73 perceptions regarding risk of drinking, 360-66
Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA), 326-28 Delinquent activity
Community-based treatment services, 459* children of alcoholics (COAs}
Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI), 471 risk factor for alcohol abuse, 380, 384
Computed tomography (CAT) scans Delirium tremens
electrocortical predictors of alcohol abuse, 384 individual symptoms
Concordia Lifetime Drinking Questionnaire (CLDQ), 406 increases in homovanillic acid (dopamine metabolite), 471
“Conditions of Publication” form, 105** relative deficiencies in thiamine absorption, 581-83
Conduct disorder (CD), 354-56. See also Antisocial personality Delusions-Symptoms-States Inventory (DSSI), 390
disorder (ASPD), adolescent; Delinquent activity Demographic variations
discriminators of primary CD, 322 alcohol-related fatal injury, 244-48
Confidence, feeling sex, ethnicity and SES (SEM techniques), 528
drinking while driving, 200 Denial
Configural analysis entry into treatment, 53-62
versus featural analysis, 138, 140 12-step or disease model, 54-55
Consistent discipline Dependence. See also Risk for alcohol dependence
children of alcoholics (COAs) ability to drink socially, 103*. See also Controlled drinkers
parental buffering hypothesis, 305—12 versus alcohol abuse and alcoholism, 549-58
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need for carefully defined concepts, 4697 Drinking practices
evidencing tolerance and/or withdrawal, 4697 ad libitum, 565-66, 569
physiological alcoholics, separate population from other drinkers, 102-3*
adolescent drinking practices, stage three, 556 gay/lesbian/bisexual, 475-85
psychological longitudinal, 103*, 494-504
adolescent drinking practices, stage two, 556 police officers, 187-91
Depressants prenatal, 171
central nervous system (CNS) student, 125
benzodiazepines, 127, 132 treatment effectiveness, 231
lorazepam, 127-33 Drinking Problems Scale (DPS), 450-51, 453, 477
Depression Driving Expectancy Questionnaire (DEQ)
alcohol use by older people, 121 driving skill versus driving style, 193-201
alcohol-related Driving performance
common secondary diagnosis, 543 sensitive to disruption by alcohol, 260-65
a cause or an effect, 102* Drug interactions with alcohol, 458*
children of alcoholics (COAs), 29-32 Drug use
cognitive dysfunction, 137 adolescent alcohol involvement, 40-45
lower intensity of drinking, 619-25 children of alcoholics (COAs)
serum estradiol (E2) levels, 169 risk factor for alcohol abuse, 383-84
visual backward-masking laterality, 151 Drug-Abuse Screening Test, 660
Detoxified alcoholics. See Recovering alcoholics Drunkenness ritual
DHHS Certificate of Confidentiality, 631 means of transcendence, 460*
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM- DSM-III-R. See Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-III-R di-
Ill), 268, 315. See also Structured Clinical Interview for agnoses (SCID)
DSM-III-R diagnoses (SCID) DSM-IV. See Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IIJ-R diag-
fourth edition (DSM-IV), 4697 noses (SCID)
revised third edition (DSM-III-R), 353, 4697 Dual-task situations. See Divided attention tasks
Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS), 307, 362, 621 DUI/DWI (driving under the influence/driving while impaired)
Version IIIl-Revised (DIS-III-R), 146, 149 convictions
Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children (DISC), 317 differential beverage types, 81-82
Differential beverage types police enforcement of laws, 187-91
behavioral consequences, 77—78 rates of traffic fatalities, 646-50
medical consequences, 77 punishment effectiveness
“Mellanby effect,” 77-78 implications for decision making, 85-86
problem behaviors, 80-81 suspension/revocation (S/R) of driving license, 679**
social consequences, 78-82 variables characterizing arrestees, 193-201, 659-68
Diffuse cortical atrophy, 144 Dysfunctional relationships, homosexuals, 218*
DIS. See Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS)
Discipline, consistent Early detection of alcohol abuse
children of alcoholics (COAs) physician intervention, 97-100
parental buffering hypothesis, 305-12 Earnings
Discretionary income alcohol consumption, 536-41
underage drinkers ex-drinkers, 538-39
alcohol availability, 331-32 previously inconclusive evidence, 536
Disease model of alcoholism, 54-62 Econometric assessment
contested, 103*, 335* data with stochastic trends, 435-46
Distilled spirits industry Educational attainment
brown goods versus white goods, 74 adolescent drinking practices, 290, 292, 298
position regarding market effect, 73 children of alcoholics (COAs)
Divided attention tasks risk factor for alcohol abuse, 383
sensitive to disruption by alcohol, 260-61 Effectiveness of punishment application
Dopamine (DA) levels blood alcohol concentrations (BACs)
dopaminergic transmission dysfunction implications for decision making, 85-95
severity of withdrawal in alcoholism, 471-73 Egocentric orientation
DRD2 dopamine D-2 receptor gene versus allocentric orientation, 137-38, 140-41
risk for alcohol dependence, 458* Electrocortical predictors of alcohol abuse
homovanillic acid (dopamine metabolite) reduced frontal P300 amplitude, 352, 378, 384
increased in alcoholics with delirium tremens, 471 Emergency room admissions
NMDA receptor function suicide attempts, alcohol-related
ethanol acute inhibitory effect, 458* habitual consumption versus use prior to attempt, 543-47
Drinker Inventory of Consequences (DrInC), 615-16 Emotional
Drinking patterns functions
across populations, 494-504 right hemispheric control, 145-52
influencing traffic fatalities, 646-50 words
regional variations, 244-48 Critical Interstimulus Interval (CID), 145-52
sociocultural contexts, 460*, 502 processing by chronic alcoholics, 145-52
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Employee monitoring biological (FHB), 511-17
commercial outlets codependency, 34-39
sources of alcohol, underage drinkers, 333 environmental (FHE), 511-19
England children of alcoholics (COAs)
alcohol treatment services social skills deficits, 638-44
acceptance of moderate drinking, 559 history of alcoholism
“customer-focused treatment program, 459* versus history of dysfunctionality, 38
Environmental factors parental alcohol-related problems
family history, environmental (FHE), 511-19 reliability of offspring self-reporting, 387-94
versus genetic factors risk factor for alcohol abuse
adolescent drinking practices, 7+, 9-17 aggression levels, 352-58
predisposing to ethanol abuse, 349-51 inheritance modes
Enzyme Multiple Immunoassay Technique—Drug Abuse Urine polygenic disorder, 368
Assay (EMIT d.a.u.), 180 systematic biases, 388, 394
Erythrocyte mean cell volume (MCV) increase. See Macrocytosis Family History Research Diagnostic Criteria interview (FHRDC),
17B-estradiol (E2). See Estradiol levels, serum 35, 307, 639
Estradiol levels, serum Family size
effect of acute administration of ethanol, 345—46 prevalence of alcohol dependency, 253-58
voluntary alcohol consumption, 162-69 Family studies
Estrus cycle phase relationship adoptive, 9-17, 368
sensitivity to ethanol activity Fargo Map Test (FMT), 138-39
inhibiting granulopoiesis, 344—47 Featural analysis
Ethanol (EtOH) versus configural analysis, 138, 140
immunological activity Federal Beverage Labeling Act
inhibiting granulopoiesis, 344—47 Title VIII of Anti-Drug Abuse Act, 171-76
neuroendocrine effects, 458* Feelings, difficulty expressing
neurotoxicity, 125 children of alcoholics (COAs}, 29-32
purported antagonist, Rol 5-4513, 458* Female alcohol-related problems, 675—77*
self-administration experiencing fewer than males
5-HT inhibition, 458* lack of accurate measures, 531-34
Ethnographic studies listed, 533-34
Native Americans, 119 Females. See Women
Event-related brain potential (ERP) studies Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
cognitive dysfunction, 126-33 contributing to Gilles de la Tourette’s syndrome (GTS),
latency delays, 132 219**
Executive cognitive functioning (ECF) prenatal drinking, 171, 360, 365
deficits Field sobriety tests (FSTs), 188
antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), 352, 358 Finland
defined, 352-53 early diagnosis of alcohol abuse, 97-100
Expectations Five-Factor Inventory. See NEO Five-Factor Inventory
adolescent alcohol involvement (NEO-FFI)
Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire for Adolescents (AEQ-A) Flushing, alcohol-induced
predictive validity, 396-404 among Asian Americans, 267-71
differential beverage types, 79, 82 among Caucasians, 270
predicting intense impairment Follow-up rate
mediating behavioral effect of alcohol, 598-603 relative treatment effectiveness, 231
self-generated. See also Self-monitoring Food frequency questionnaire (FFQ), 406-9
predicting alcohol use and problems, 283-87 Forbidden toy task, 354
predicting subjective intoxication, 563-70 FORM-90 interview, 614
sexual behavior, high-risk, 486-92 Four Factor Index of Social Status. See Hollingshead Four Factor
women drinking, 676* Index of Social Status
social benefit Frequency Index (FI), Jessor et al.’s, 524
adolescent drinking practices, 396-404 Frontal Isobe functioning
predicting alcohol use, 521 cortical processing deficits
Experienced drinkers. See Heavy social drinking (HSD) impulsive behavior, 379
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPOQ-R), 390-91, 393
GABA
FACES-III, 631 enhancement of [3H] diazepam binding, 132
Family communication mediating inhibition
children of alcoholics (COAs), 29-32 potentiation by eth: 101, 458*
Family Communication Survey, 30 GABA antagonist
Family functioning acamprosate, 458*
adolescent alcohcl involvement, 1 1--12, 15 Gangs, inner-city, 178
Family History Assessment Module (FHAM), 389 Gastrointestinal disease
Family history (FH) alcohol-related
alcohol sensitivity major cause of death, 543
lower in children of alcoholics (COAs), 368-77 physician intervention in alcohol abuse, 204
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Gay/lesbian/bisexual substance abuse, 218*, 475-85 expectations of intense impairment
ethnicity, predictor of alcohol abuse, 218*, 475-85 lesser mediation of behavioral effect of alcohol, 598-603
Gender differences. See also Men; Women predicts drinking during pregnancy, 361
adolescent alcohol involvement, 27 recall impairment, 125-33
alcohol availability, 328 versus alcoholism, 126
problem behaviors, 314-23, 423-24 rite of passage into adulthood, 289, 299
aggressive responding, 178-85 tantamount to alcoholism, 103*
alcohol consumption, 162-69 tolerance to pharmacological challenge
alcoholism typology theory, 249 versus light social drinking (LSD), 126
drinking levels controlled Help-seeking patterns
blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) increasing service utilization, 435-46
men attain higher than women, 531-34 Hemispheric processing
drinking patterns, 120-21 asymmetries, 147-48
ethnic-based Hispanic Stress Inventory (HSI), 615
Hispanics, 613-17 History
genetic risk factors alcohol use, 460*
greater among men or women, 507-19, 675* moral reform movements, 220—21**
physician intervention in alcohol abuse, 204, 207-8 social responses to alcohol abuse, 220-21**
prevalence of alcohol dependency, 254-55 temperance activism, 220-21**
treatment outcomes HIV infection
predicted by psychiatric diagnosis at intake, 619-25 alcohol and drug problem severity
Type | versus Type 2 alcoholics, 516-17 inconsistent associations, 486—92
visuospatial perception, 139 chemical dependency complications, 218*, 475-85
Genetic factors Hollingshead Four Factor Index of Social Status, 355
versus environmental factors Homosexuals, self-blaming/self-loathing, 218*, 481
adolescent drinking practices, 7+ Horizontally linked relative pairings
reviewed, 458* versus vertically, 9
predisposing to alcohol abuse, 368-77 Household composition
evidence of toierance and/or withdrawal, 4697 drinking patterns, 121, 123
greater among men or women, 507-19 5-HT, inhibiting ethanol self-administration, 458*
Genetic mediation Huntington’s disease (HD)
adolescent alcohol involvement, 8—9 screening, 138-39
Germany
relative deficiencies in thiamine absorption Iceland
delirium tremens, 581-83 beer considered more dangerous, 460*
Gilles de la Tourette’s syndrome (GTS) Imagining events
with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), 219** recovering alcoholics, 210-16
Global cognitive ability, assessing, 137 Immunomodulation
Gonadal hormones ethanol activity
estrogen inhibiting granulopoiesis, 344—47
alcohol-related behaviors, 162-69 Impairment
heightened aggression in males, 162-69 capacity to relate
Gonadectomy childhood trauma
aggressive behavior, 164 Thomas Wolfe, an example, 461*
alcohol preference, 164-65 egocentric versus allocentric orientation, 137
Granulocytosis, 347 subtle levels, 125, 136-42
Granulopoiesis Impulsive behavior
ethanol inhibition, 344—47 children of alcoholics (COAs)
risk factor for alcohol abuse, 384
Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D), 250 frontal lobe dysfunction, 379
French version, 585-89 Information processing
Handedness Inventory, 137 ability effects. See Recall
Hazard functions, 550, 552-55 under alcohol impairment
Health Attitudes and Practices (HAP) interviews, 188 enhancing behavioral tolerance, 596
Health effects greater dependence upon external stimuli, 592
moderate alcohol use visuospatial, 136-42
benefits, 460* Infrared (ID) light
lowered risk of coronary artery disease (CAD), 255 differential absorption by alcohol molecules, 263
Health services Inheritance modes
Native American longevity, 117+ increased risk for alcoholism
primary care physician intervention, 203-8 polygenic disorder, 368-77
Heavy and heedless drinking Inpatient outcomes
adolescent drinking practices, stage one, 556, 558 versus Outpatient, 69
Heavy social drinking (HSD), 51, 104* Institute of Medicine, 628
among Asian American males, 521-28 recommendations, 456
bar setting Institutional bonding
longitudinal findings, 410-18 adolescent drinking practices, 290
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Intelligence (IQ) Lifetime Drinking History (LDH), 451-52
aggression levels, 356 Lifetime History of Drinking and Drug Use Interview, 551
children of alcoholics (COAs) Light social drinking (LSD)
risk factor for alcohol abuse, 383 recall impairment, 125-33
Interhemispheric collaboration dysfunction, 144-52 Longitudinal studies
International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), 471 frequency of alcohol consumption
Interpersonal relationships life-course variations, 494-504
difficulties with methodological differences, 494-504
children of alcoholics (COAs) Native Americans, 122
neither pervasive nor continuous, 638-44 substance abuse in students, self-reporting
Interpersonal Support Evaluation List (ISEL), 451, 453 prevalence of error rates, 273-81
Interrater reliability Lorazepam effects, 127-33, 458*
offspring self-reported family histories Louisville Alcohol Abuse Predictor Checklist (LAAPC), 656-58
parental alcohol-related problems, 387-94
sibling agreement, 393 Macrocytosis
Interventions in alcohol abuse early detection of alcohol abuse, 97-100
family-based, 217* Male alcohol-related problems
pregnant women listed, 533-34
addressing myths and misconceptions, 366 Males. See Men
primary care physician, 203-8 Market effect
willingness to intervene, 99 position of distilled spirits industry, 73
relative cost-effectiveness, 229-42 Marketing alcohol
school-based, 217* advertising effect on brand-level spirits sales, 73-75
trauma centers seasonality, 47-48
motor vehicle accident victims, 657—5S8 Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale, 363
Intoxication Marriage
physical sensation, 569 moderates risk for alcohol abuse, 381, 508
subjective sensation, 563-70 adolescent drinking practices, 290, 292, 298
Intraindividual stability and change Maternal parenting behaviors
pattern-centered approach, 289-301 compensating for alcoholic father, 305—12
Investigator-observation “Mellanby effect,” 77-78
versus self-reporting, 267-71 Memory
Ireland impairment. See Recall
Type | versus Type 2 alcoholics, 249-52 self-monitoring, 210-16
Irresponsible authorship, 105** Men. See also Gender differences
antisocial activity
Journal of Studies on Alcohol (JSA) linked to alcohol consumption, 162
editoria! approach drinking as sign
blood alcohol concentration (BAC) reporting, 342+ of growing up, 289, 299
carefully defined concepts, 4697 of masculinity, 81, 187
Statistical analysis, 341-42+ impact of sports ad content, 425-31
multiple authorship encouraged to externalize distress, 528
proliferation of, 105** heightened aggression, 162-69
Mental Rotation Test, 138, 141
Kansas Marital Satisfaction Scale (KMSS), 631 Meta-analysis of literature
Karolinska Scales of Personality (KSP), 155, 159 Alcoholics Anonymous, 65-69, 605
Kiddie-Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia- longitudinal studies of general population, 494-504
Expanded (K-SADS-E), 354-55 various treatment modalities, 229-42
Korsakoff’s syndrome, alcoholic, 125, 139, 210 Metamemory, 210-16
Methodological differences
Latent growth (LG) models longitudinal studies
versus auto-regressive cross-lagged (AR) panel model, potentially confounding, 494-504
410-11, 417 Mexican Americans
changes in heavy social drinking (HSD), 410-18 divergence from other Hispanics
Law enforcement alcohol disorder patterns, 613
DUI (driving under the influence of alcohol) laws, 187-91 increased DUI/DWI convictions, 659-68
minimum drinking age, 325-33 Mexico
false identification, 330 suicide attempts, alcohol-related
Lazarus’ Ways of Coping Checklist. See Ways of Coping habitual consumption versus use prior to attempt, 543-47
Questionnaire Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test (MAST), 127, 307, 406,
Left hemispheric impairment 450, 452-53, 605-6, 653, 660
versus right hemispheric, 136-37, 141 French version, 585-89
Life Events Questionnaire (LEQ), 451, 453, 455 Minimum drinking age
Life-course variations enforcement levels, 325-33
frequency of alcohol consumption Minnesota Model. See Traditional chemical dependency treatment
longitudinal studies, 494-504 (TCDT) model