Titlebook: Recent Developments in Alcoholism; Alcohol and Violence Marc Galanter,Henri Begleiter,Deirde Winczewski Book 1997 Springer Science+Business

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Is There a Causal Relationship between Alcohol Use and Violence? violent behavior. Four bodies of relevant research are examined: experimental studies with animals, experimental studies with humans, individual-level correlational studies, and macro-level correlational studies. All these research approaches provide some evidence of an association between alcohol

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Alcohol and Cocaine Interactions and Aggressive Behaviors alcohol; and (2) findings from our study of cocaine-dependent men, illustrating deviant and violent behavior before and during cocaine addiction careers. As had been found in previous research, use of alcohol and cocaine seemed to increase the likelihood of the cocaine users in our sample engaging

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Alcohol, Drugs, and Violence in Children’s Livescle of violence. This issue is framed in terms of two questions. The first is the extent to which AOD use by the perpetrator is related to the perpetration of violence toward children, defined here as including both physical and sexual abuse. The second question is whether the experience of abuse du

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Longitudinal Perspective on Alcohol Use and Aggression during Adolescence predicted by a similar set of individual, family, and environmental factors. Prevention programs that reduce these common risk factors should decrease both behaviors. Interventions with aggressive individuals, especially aggressive individuals who drink heavily, may be most indicated.

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How Far Have We Come?ltidimensional relationship between family violence and alcohol and/or drug abuse. Theories and data about the causes of family violence and characteristics of the male batterer and of the substance-abusing men who batter are offered. The final section examines several current models of treatment and their outcome.

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The Relationship of Alcohol to Injury in Assault Casesof victim injury given an assault, using data from the National Crime Victimization Survey for the years 1992 and 1993; and suggests future directions for research based on our findings that alcohol’s impact on both escalation and injury differed according to the victim-assailant relationship.

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