... they abuse it is unpredictable. Although it directly affects the user the family of an alcoholic is just as scarred. There are certain human needs that are usually met in normal personal relationships: to love and be loved, to be needed and accepted and to have security and a sense of accomplishment. When alcoholism develops in a family member, there is little chance ... been frequently disappointed by an alcoholic parent does not trust others enough to form close relationships. In addition to feelings of love and worth, children need to grow up with routines schedules. An alcoholic par...

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... . Therefore, infants who are exposed to domestic violence may suffer serious consequences with respect to attachment (Holden, Geffner & Jouriles, 1998). Their basic needs for attachment may be disrupted by un-normal routines. The mother, who is under stress due to the violence, may not adequately meet the demands of a small infant. The infant may then recognize this distance and a lack of availability ... ...

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... . Therefore, infants who are exposed to domestic violence may suffer serious consequences with respect to attachment (Holden, Geffner & Jouriles, 1998). Their basic needs for attachment may be disrupted by un-normal routines. The mother, who is under stress due to the violence, may not adequately meet the demands of a small infant. The infant may then recognize this distance and a lack of availability ... ...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: Undergraduate