Problems with Family History Studies Include All but Which

question 7

Multiple Choice

Problems with family history studies include all but which:

• A)wide variation in the criteria used to define FH level
• B)overreliance on objective criteria such as treatment for alcoholism to define FH+
• C)using the child's judgment that a parent had drinking problems to classify FH level
• D)lack of uniform definitions of FH levels across studies

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Definitions:

LPRs

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Rumbaut and Ewing

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Empirical Evidence

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Youth Control Complex

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