Individual differences in beliefs concerning emotions conducive to alcohol use.
Journal of Studies on AlcoholPublished 1 July 1980
J A Russell, Carrie Bond
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While the majority of alcoholics surveyed believed that drinking could help to compensate for feelings of displeasure, nonalcoholics were more likely to believe that drinking amplifies displeasure.
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While the majority of alcoholics surveyed believed that drinking could help to compensate for feelings of displeasure, nonalcoholics were more likely to believe that drinking amplifies displeasure.
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PsychologyMedicine