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The Impact of Alcohol Consumption on Parent-Child Relationships in Families of Alcoholics:
Ruth Ann Seilhamer, Theodore Jacob, Nancy Jo Dunn
The impact of alcohol consumption upon parent-child relationships was assessed longitudinally in eight father-son dyads. Univariate and bivariate time series analyses of daily reports for 85 days revealed a number of significant effects. Most importantly, results suggest that not all children are similarly affected by fathers' day-to-day drinking. The authors discuss potential explanations of how parental drinking affects parent-child relationships on a day-to-day basis. (J. Stud. Alcohol 54: 189-198, 1993)
