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Comparative Study
. 1992 Winter;23(2):99-115.
doi: 10.1007/BF00709753.

Behavior problems in sons and daughters of substance abusing parents

S Gabel  1 , R Shindledecker
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Comparative Study

Behavior problems in sons and daughters of substance abusing parents

S Gabel et al. Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 1992 Winter.

Abstract

Information to address the question of whether sex specific features exist in behavioral characteristics of children of substance abusing parents was gathered from the records of a large number of hospital treated youth. There was a trend for sons of substance abusing parents to have more conduct disorder diagnoses in association with severe aggressive/destructive behavior than sons of non substance abusing parents. Girls of substance abusing parents generally were more likely to have attention deficit/hyperactive, aggressive and conduct disorder problems than girls of non substance abusing parents.

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