The "Adult Children of Alcoholics" Parent Model Postulates That

Multiple Choice

The "adult children of alcoholics" parent model postulates that

A) it is the only accurate formulation of how parental alcoholism affects the child's growth.
B) the dysfunctional family member frequently attends sessions to learn how others have suffered from their parents' alcoholism, thus allowing them to learn by example.
C) many children learn to cope by becoming "overly" responsible.
D) politicians need to better understand the overlooked problem of parental alcoholism.