In Swedish Studies, Adopted Sons with Alcoholic Biological Fathers Were

question 12

Multiple Choice

In Swedish studies, adopted sons with alcoholic biological fathers were:

• A)more likely to be alcoholic than were adopted sons of nonalcoholic fathers
• B)more likely to be alcoholic if the alcoholic parent was the mother
• C)equally likely to be alcoholic as adopted daughters were
• D)less likely to have psychiatric problems

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