Data from both mothers and fathers from 319 families were used to investigate the internal
psychometric properties, convergent validity, and clinical research utility of the Family …

Responds to RH Moos (see record 1990-29871-001) concerning the reliability and validity
of the Family Environment Scale (FES). The diversity that is necessary in the sample is …

A corollary to this belief is that families affected by alcoholism are marked different from
nonalcoholic or" normal" families. It is suggested that alcoholism involved families are more …

Abstract The children of Alcoholics Screening Test (CAST) and the Family Environment
Scale were administered to 307 adults (M age= 27.6 years, 81% female, 89% White) …

Past family climate and past parent‐child relationships of a nonclinical sample of young
adult children of alcoholic fathers (n= 87) were compared to a sociodemographically similar …

The present study is an investigation of differences between alcoholics and significant
others in their perceptions of the functioning of their families or households. A sample of 80 …

The present study examines the underlying factor structure of a widely used family
assessment tool, the Family Environment Scale. In a factor analysis of data from college …

This study estimated family cohesiveness, expressiveness, and conflict in a primary care
sample of alcoholics and non–alcoholics with and without a family history of alcoholism …

This study assessed the effects of various predictor variables on dimensions of functioning
within alcoholic families. Participants were 173 college student volunteers from alcoholic …

This article reviews the most prominent research at the interface between studies of alcohol
addiction and family systems psychology. The review addresses the general effects of …