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... traits of the " psychologically vulnerable " indi- viduals — men and women accustomed to taking alcohol as a ... traits that no single phrase can adequately describe or delineate those persons who turn to alcohol as a refuge from psychic ...
... traits of the " psychologically vulnerable " indi- viduals — men and women accustomed to taking alcohol as a ... traits that no single phrase can adequately describe or delineate those persons who turn to alcohol as a refuge from psychic ...
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... traits , and from these a recognizable , albeit sketchy , profile of the alcoholic can be drawn . Low capacity for handling tensions . The trait most often noted by those who work with chronic alcoholics is the alcoholic's inability to ...
... traits , and from these a recognizable , albeit sketchy , profile of the alcoholic can be drawn . Low capacity for handling tensions . The trait most often noted by those who work with chronic alcoholics is the alcoholic's inability to ...
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... traits most characteristic of the alcoholic , it has been suggested , are all vestigial traces of infancy . Dependency , as a trait , is certainly regressive , and the chronic alcoholic notoriously seeks to be taken care of , either by ...
... traits most characteristic of the alcoholic , it has been suggested , are all vestigial traces of infancy . Dependency , as a trait , is certainly regressive , and the chronic alcoholic notoriously seeks to be taken care of , either by ...
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