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... tensions . The trait most often noted by those who work with chronic alcoholics is the alcoholic's inability to cope with tensions . Anything that creates tension - anger , anxiety , hos- tility , frustration - appears to be the ...
... tensions . The trait most often noted by those who work with chronic alcoholics is the alcoholic's inability to cope with tensions . Anything that creates tension - anger , anxiety , hos- tility , frustration - appears to be the ...
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... tension , often reduces the need for alcohol's tension - reducing properties and helps make the patient more accessible to psychological counseling . Drugs such as disulfiram - which sensitizes the individual to alcohol so that ...
... tension , often reduces the need for alcohol's tension - reducing properties and helps make the patient more accessible to psychological counseling . Drugs such as disulfiram - which sensitizes the individual to alcohol so that ...
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... tensions that he is going to face.1 , 12 This is particularly important , because the alco- holic is by nature ... tension that gradually build up to a level of in- tolerable discomfort — the point at which the patient resorts to ...
... tensions that he is going to face.1 , 12 This is particularly important , because the alco- holic is by nature ... tension that gradually build up to a level of in- tolerable discomfort — the point at which the patient resorts to ...
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