In spite of protests to the contrary, it has never been proven that growing up in a home where there is parental alcoholism is sufficient to cause psychosocial problems for a child.

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While parental alcoholism can be a risk factor for psychosocial problems in children, it is not solely sufficient to cause such issues, as multiple factors including genetics, environment, and individual resilience also play significant roles.

In Spite of Protests to the Contrary, It Has Never