Children in alcoholic families,when compared to children from families with no known history of drug abuse have been shown to demonstrate more:

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Studies have shown that children in alcoholic families are more likely to exhibit aggressive and antisocial behaviors, such as fighting, stealing, and lying, as a result of the chaotic and unpredictable environment in which they are raised. Depression may also be present, but it is not as strongly linked to alcoholism as aggression and antisocial behavior. Furthermore, fear is not commonly reported as a behavioral outcome of growing up in an alcoholic family.

Children in Alcoholic Families,when Compared to Children from Families with No