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This is a Analytical Cross-Sectional Study study.

September 10, 2025International Journal of Community Medicine and Public HealthOpen Access

A comparative analysis of on behavioral patterns and family functioning among children of alcoholics and non-alcoholics in a tertiary care center, Mysuru

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RMR. N. S. Abhigna MahathiJSS Academy of Higher Education and Research BABindu AnnigeriJSS Medical College and Hospital DSD. M. ShilpaJSS Academy of Higher Education and Research

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Analysis compares behavioral patterns and family functioning among children of alcoholics and non-alcoholics, indicating greater risks for the former.

Key Points

Children of alcoholics show higher risk for behavioral problems compared to non-alcoholics, emphasizing the family impact.
The study found that 45% of children of alcoholics surpassed the clinical cutoff score on behavioral assessments, highlighting significant risk.
The assessment utilized multiple scales to evaluate family functioning and behavior, ensuring comprehensive analysis.
These findings suggest critical implications for interventions aimed at supporting families affected by alcohol dependence.

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Mahathi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a5f854b1d3bfb60dfce0 https://doi.org/10.18203/2394-6040.ijcmph20252474

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Analysis compares behavioral patterns and family functioning among children of alcoholics and non-alcoholics, indicating greater risks for the former.

A comparative analysis of on behavioral patterns and family functioning among children of alcoholics and non-alcoholics in a tertiary care center, Mysuru

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A comparative analysis of on behavioral patterns and family functioning among children of alcoholics and non-alcoholics in a tertiary care center, Mysuru

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