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Alcoholism may be related to dominant gene but the coefficient of correlation is not so high.
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What gene is alcoholism from?

Alcoholism is a complex disorder influenced by multiple genes, as well as environmental factors. There is no single gene responsible for alcoholism; instead, genetic variations in several genes, including those involved in neurotransmitter signaling and alcohol metabolism, contribute to an individual's risk of developing alcohol use disorder.


What the psychologists say about alcoholism?

Psychologists view alcoholism as a complex disorder involving biological, psychological, and environmental factors. They emphasize the importance of understanding the individual's underlying issues and triggers for drinking, and focus on therapy and behavioral interventions to address these factors and promote recovery. They also highlight the need for a holistic approach that considers the person's social support, lifestyle, and coping mechanisms in treating alcoholism.


What are the parts of alchoholism?

The "parts" of alcoholism are the same as those for addiction to any other drug. They include dependence, tolerance and withdrawal. Of course, there are many other "parts", because alcoholism is a very complex disease.


Were the group 4 the cause all siblings?

No, while genetics play a role in alcoholism, it is not solely determined by family history. Environmental factors and personal choices also contribute to the development of alcohol use disorders. Family history can increase the risk of developing alcoholism, but it is not the sole cause.


What prevention methods are there to avoid alcoholism?

Prevention must begin at a relatively young age since the first instance of intoxication (drunkenness) usually occurs during the teenage years. In fact, a 2004 study found that girls experimented with alcohol and cigarettes at a younger.