Ethnic Differences in the First Drinking Experience
Ethnic Differences in the First Drinking Experience
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首次饮酒体验的种族差异
DOI:
10.2307/798629
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发表时间:
1960
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
A. D. Ullman
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作者:
A. D. Ullman
In an unpublished paper, the writer has presented a general model of addiction as follows: Conflicting values with reference to an activity or the use of a substance (such as alcohol) results in ambivalence in actors or users. Ambivalence influences their perceptions of experiences with the activity or substance so that they are anxious or fearful in them. Anxiety or fear fulfill the prophecy of negative feelings which is implicit in ambivalence. However, the result of the activity is temporary anxiety-reduction or fear-reduction followed by an increase. Compulsive repetitio-n occurs when negative aspects of ambivalence toward the activity or substance are repressed (I3). The model provides for transition from the sociocultural to the personality systems in a manner which has been described in some detail in the work cited.