AI Article Synopsis
- The early memories of 27 alcoholic women showed more troubled relationships and negative emotions compared to 30 control subjects.
- Alcoholic subjects recalled more incidents that triggered fear and anxiety, and displayed less acceptance of their own responsibility in these memories.
- Caution is advised in using these findings until further research with larger and more diverse samples can validate the results.
Article Abstract
Early recollections of 27 alcoholic women were significantly different from those of 30 control subjects. Recollections of alcoholics suggested more disturbed relationships with family and nonfamily members, more references to incidents that elicited fear, anxiety, and other negative affects, and little acceptance of responsibility for what happens in their memories. Utilizations of these results must be viewed cautiously until further investigation with larger and varied samples provides additional supporting evidence.
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