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" Choice of God/Higher Power, Perceptions of God/Higher Power, Religious Beliefs and Behaviors, and Social Support as Predictors of Length of Sobriety, Satisfaction with Life, and Quality of Life among People Recovering from Alcohol Addictions in Three Mid-Western States "
Martin, Carlton
Gabriel, Elvin
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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1114028
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TLpq2399412999
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Gabriel, Elvin
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Martin, Carlton
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Choice of God/Higher Power, Perceptions of God/Higher Power, Religious Beliefs and Behaviors, and Social Support as Predictors of Length of Sobriety, Satisfaction with Life, and Quality of Life among People Recovering from Alcohol Addictions in Three Mid-Western States\ Martin, CarltonGabriel, Elvin
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Andrews University
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2020
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2020
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Ph.D.
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159
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Problem: An estimated 12.7% of the US population meet the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) (American Psychiatric Association, 1994) criteria for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). The annual cost to the society, including emergency room visits, lost days at work, and accidents on the road is in the billions. The impact of this disorder on the family, the community, and the individual is immeasurable. A growing body of literature supports an association between religious and spiritual beliefs and behaviors and recovery from alcohol addiction. This project is an investigation of this association. The goal is to offer some clarity on what works in recovery and what does not.
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Alcohol addiction
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Counseling psychology
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Higher power
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Recovery
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Religion
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Social support
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