Logistic Regression to Assess Risk Factors in Offspring from Brazilian Families with Alcohol and Drug Problems
27 de abril de 20152min297
Roberta Paya, Luca Gomes Santoro, Denise Leite Vieira and Neliana Buzi Figlie
Results: Parents with illicit drug dependence problems showed a
greater number of clinical aspects to their children’s psychological
development than parents with alcohol addiction, as the
proportion of this group was (CBCL: withdrawn (59%); somatic
complaints (24.5%); social problems (29%); thought problems
(12%); delinquent behavior (24,5%); externalizing (55%); and
total problems (55%)). However, both substances are equally
harmful and can trigger mental health risks in children, especially
younger children. Regarding the risk of mental health problems,
the findings indicate that 39% (n=115) of the children demonstrated
externalizing problems and 33% (n=97) demonstrated internalizing problems
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