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TITLE
DECLARATION
CERTIFICATE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DEDICATION
CONTENTS
LIST OF TABLES
I. INTRODUCTION
1.1.0 Introduction
LIST OF FIGURES
1.2.0 What is Alcoholism
1.3.0 The Disease Concept
1.4.0 Typical Characteristics of Alcoholism
1.5.0 Alcoholism Affects Next Generation
1.6.0 Alcohol Related Problems
1.7.0 Factors that Perpetuating Drinking Behaviour
1.7.0 Various Theories about Alcoholism
1.7.1 Psychoanalysis
1.7.2 Dependency Theories
1.7.3 Tension Reduction
1.7.4 Reactions against Traditional Approaches
1.7.5 Power Theory
1.7.6 Theory of Womanliness
1.7.7 Recent Psychological Approaches
1.8.0 Basic Aspects of Emotion, Personality, and Behaviour Patterns
1.8.1 Assertiveness
1.8.2 Self-concept
1.8.3 Adjustments
1.8.4 Anxiety and Depression
1.9.0 Alcoholism - A Social Work Perspective
1.9.1 Alcoholism and Family
1.9.2 Alcoholism and Family Disorganization
1.9.3 Alcoholism and Community Disorganization
1.10.0 Treatment
1.11.0 Alcohol in Indian Context
1.12.0 Conclusion
References
II. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
2.1.0 Introduction
2.2.0 Personality of Wives of Alcoholics
2.3.0 Coping Behaviour in Wives of Alcoholics
2.4.0 Stressful Situations in Wives of Alcoholics
2.5.0 Familial and Marital Interactions and Children of Alcoholics
2.6.0 Wives Responses to Alcoholism
2.7.0 Treatment
References
III. METHODOLOGY
3.1.0 Statement of the Problem
3.2.0 Universe of the Study
3.2.1 TRADA- Kottayam
3.2.2 ADAART-Pala
3.2.3 Mochana-Kottayam
3.3.0 Objectives of the Study
3.4.0 Hypotheses
3.5.0 Scope of the Study
3.6.0 Limitations of the Study
3.7.0 Study Design
3.8.0 Sample Size
3.9.0 Study Group
3.9.1 Inclusion Criteria
3.9.2 Exclusion Criteria
3.10.0 Sampling Procedure
3.11.0 Tools for the Investigation
3.11.1 Socio-demographic Schedule
3.11.2 Sinhas Anxiety Scale
3.11.3 Hamilton Depression Scale
3.11.4 The Adjustment Inventory
3.11.5 Self-concept Scale
3.11.6 Rathus Assertiveness Schedule
3.12.0 Operational Definitions
3.12.1 Alcoholism
3.12.2 Alcoholic
3.12.3 Dependence Syndrome
3.12.4 Emotion
3.12.5 Anxiety
3.12.6 Depression
3.12.7 Self-concept
3.12.8 Adjustment
3.12.9 Assertiveness
3.13.0 Processing the Data
3.14.0 Data Analysis and Presentation
IV. DATA ANALYSIS
Section - I Profile of the Samples
4.1.1 Distribution of respondents Age in the two groups
Education
4.1.2 Distribution of respondents Education level in the two groups
Number of children
4.1.3 Distribution of respondents Number of children in the two groups
Social Status
4.1.4 Distribution of respondents Social status in the two groups
Employment status
4.1.5 Distribution of respondents Employment status in the two groups
Personal income
4.1.6 Distribution of respondents Personal income in the two groups
Family income
4.1.7 Distribution of respondents Family income in the two groups
Land holding
4.1.8 Distribution of respondents Land holdings in the two groups
Status of residence
Type of family
4.1.9 Distribution of respondents Status of residence in the two groups
Status in House
4.1.10 Distribution of respondents Type of family in the two groups
4.1.11 Distribution of respondents Status in house in the two groups
Religion
4.1.12 Distribution of respondents Religion in the two groups
Interest in Social Activities
4.1.13 Distribution of respondents Interest in social activities in the two groups
Relation with Husband
4.1.14 Distribution of respondents Relation with husband in the two groups
Section -II Adjustments
The Adjustment Inventory
4.2.1 Home adjustment Vs-age between the groups
4.2.2 Health adjustment Vs age between the groups
4.2.3 Social adjustment Vs age between the groups
4.2.4 Emotional adjustment Vs age between the groups
4.2.5 Home adjustment Vs Education between the groups
4.2.6 Health adjustment Vs Education between the groups
4.2.7 Social adjustment Vs Education between the groups
4.2.8 Emotional adjustment Vs Education between the groups
4.2.9 Home adjustment Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.10 Health adjustment Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.11 Social adjustment Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.12 Emotional adjustment Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.13 Home adjustment Vs Employment status between the groups
4.2.14 Health adjustment Vs Employment status between the groups
4.2.15 Social adjustment Vs Employment status between the groups
4.2.16 Emotional adjustment Vs Employment status between the groups
4.2.17 Home adjustment Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.18 Health adjustment Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.19 Social adjustment Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.20 Emotional adjustment Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.21 Home adjustment Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.22 Health adjustment Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.23 Social adjustment Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.24 Emotional adjustment Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.25 Home adjustment Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.26 Health adjustment Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.27 Social adjustment Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.28 Emotional adjustment Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.29 Home adjustment Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.30 Health adjustment Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.31 Social adjustment Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.32 Emotional adjustment Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.33 Home adjustment Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.34 Health adjustment Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.35 Social adjustment Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.36 Emotional adjustment Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.37 Scores on adjustment
4.1 Scores on Adjustment
4.2.38 Home adjustment score Vs Age between the groups
4.2.39 Health adjustment score Vs Age between the groups
4.2.40 Social adjustment score Vs Age between the groups
4.2.41 Emotional adjustment score Vs Age between the groups
4.2.42 Home adjustment score Vs Education between the groups
4.2.43 Health adjustment score Vs Education between the groups
4.2.44 Social adjustment score Vs Education between the groups
4.2.45 Emotional adjustment score Vs Education between the groups
4.2.46 Home adjustment score Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.47 Health adjustment score Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.48 Social adjustment score Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.49 Emotional adjustment score Vs Social status between the groups
4.2.50 Home adjustment score Vs Employment between the groups
4.2.51 Health adjustment score Vs Employment between the groups
4.2.52 Social adjustment score Vs Employment between the groups
4.2.53 Emotional adjustment score Vs Employment between the groups
4.2.54 Home adjustment score Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.55 Health adjustment score Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.56 Social adjustment score Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.57 Emotional adjustment score Vs Personal income between the groups
4.2.58 Home adjustment score Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.59 Health adjustment score Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.60 Social adjustment score Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.61 Emotional adjustment score Vs Status in house between the groups
4.2.62 Home adjustment score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.63 Health adjustment score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.64 Social adjustment score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.65 Emotional adjustment score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
4.2.66 Home adjustment score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.67 Health adjustment score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.68 Social adjustment score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.69 Emotional adjustment score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
4.2.70 Home adjustment score Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.71 Health adjustment score Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.72 Social adjustment score Vs Land holdings between the groups
4.2.73 Emotional adjustment score Vs Land holdings between the groups
Significant findings from the Bell Adjustment Inventory (Adult Form)
V. EMOTIONAL ASPECTS
Section -I Anxiety
5.1.1 Anxiety Vs Age between the groups
5.1.2 Anxiety Vs Education between the groups
5.1.3 Anxiety Vs Social status between the groups
5.1.4 Anxiety Vs Employment status between the groups
5.1.5 Anxiety Vs Personal income between the groups
5.1.6 Anxiety Vs Status in house between the groups
5.1.7 Anxiety Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
5.1.8 Anxiety Vs Relation with husband between the groups
5.1.9 Anxiety Vs Land holdings between the groups
5.1.10 Scores on Sihnas Anxiety Scale
5.1 Scores on Sinhas Anxiety Scale
5.1.11 Anxiety score Vs Age between the groups
5.1.12 Anxiety score Vs Education between the groups
5.1.13 Anxiety score Vs Social status between the groups
5.1.14 Anxiety score Vs Employment status between the groups
5.1.15 Anxiety score Vs Personal income between the groups
5.1.16 Anxiety score Vs Status in house between the groups
5.1.17 Anxiety score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
5.1.18 Anxiety score V s Relation with husband between the groups
5.1.19 Anxiety score Vs Land holdings between the groups
Significant Findings from Sinhas Anxiety Scale
Results of ANOVA
The Result of t Test
Section -II Depression
5.2.1 Depression Vs Age between the groups
5.2.2 Depression Vs Education between the groups
5.2.3 Depression Vs Social status between the groups
5.2.4 Depression Vs Employment status between the groups
5.2.5 Depression Vs Personal income between the groups
5.2.6 Depression Vs Status in house between the groups
5.2.7 Depression Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
5.2.8 Depression Vs Relation with husband between the groups
5.2.9 Depression Vs Land holdings between the groups
5.2.10 Scores on Hamilton Depression Scale
5.2 Scores on Hamilton Depression Scale
5.2.11 Depression score Vs Age between the groups
5.2.12 Depression score Vs Education between the groups
5.2.13 Depression score Vs Social status between the groups
5.2.14 Depression score Vs Employment status between the groups
5.2.15 Depression score Vs Personal income between the groups
5.2.16 Depression score Vs Status in house between the groups
5.2.17 Depression score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
5.2.18 Depression score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
5.2.19 Depression score Vs Land holdings between the groups
Significant Findings from Hamilton Depression Scale
The result of ANOVA
The result of t test
VI. BEHAVIOURAL ASPECTS
Section -I Self-concept
The self-concept Scale
6.1.1 Personal self esteem Vs Age between the groups
6.1.2 Family self esteem Vs Age between the groups
6.1.3 Social self esteem Vs Age between the groups
6.1.4 Self-confidence Vs Age between the groups
6.1.5 Personal self esteem Vs Education between the groups
6.1.6 Family Self esteem Vs Education between the groups
6.1.7 Social Self esteem Vs Education between the groups
6.1.8 Self-confidence Vs Education between the groups
6.1.9 Personal Self-esteem Vs Social status
6.1.10 Family Self-esteem Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.11 Social Self-esteem Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.12 Self-confidence Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.13 Personal Self-esteem Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.14 Family Self-esteem Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.15 Social Self-esteem Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.16 Self- confidence Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.17 Personal Self-esteem Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.18 Family Self-esteem Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.19 Social Self-esteem Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.20 Self-confidence Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.21 Personal Self-esteem Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.22 Family Self-esteem Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.23 Social Self-esteem Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.24 Self-confidence Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.25 Personal Self-esteem Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.26 Family Self-esteem Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.27 Social Self-esteem Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.28 Self-confidence Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.29 Personal Self-esteem Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.30 Family Self-esteem Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.31 Social Self-esteem Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.32 Self-confidence Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.33 Personal Self-esteem Vs Land holdings between the groups
6.1.34 Family Self-esteem Vs Land holdings between the groups
6.1.35 Social Self-esteem Vs Land holdings between the groups
6.1.36 Self-confidence Vs Land holdings between the groups
6.1.37 Scores on Self-concept scale
6.1 Scores on Self Concept Scale
6.1.38 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Age between the groups
6.1.39 Family Self-esteem score Vs Age between the groups
6.1.40 Social Self-esteem score Vs Age between the groups
6.1.41 Self confidence scores Vs Age between the groups
6.1.42 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Education between the groups
6.1.43 Family Self-esteem score Vs Education between the groups
6.1.44 Social Self-esteem score Vs Education between the groups
6.1.45 Self Confidence scores Vs Education between the groups
6.1.46 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.47 Family Self-esteem score Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.48 Social Self-esteem score Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.49 Self-confidence scores Vs Social status between the groups
6.1.50 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.51 Family Self-esteem score Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.52 Social Self-esteem score Vs Employment status between the groups
6.1.53 Self-confidence score Vs Employment between the groups
6.1.54 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.55 Family Self-esteem score Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.56 Social Self-esteem score Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.57 Self-confidence score Vs Personal income between the groups
6.1.58 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.59 Family Self-esteem score Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.60 Social Self-esteem score Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.61 Self-confidence score Vs Status in house between the groups
6.1.62 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.63 Family Self-esteem score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.64 Social Self-esteem score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.65 Self-confidence score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.1.66 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Relation with husband activities between the groups
6.1.67 Family Self-esteem score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.68 Social Self-esteem score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.69 Self-confidence score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.1.70 Personal Self-esteem score Vs Land holdings between the groups
6.1.71 Family Self-esteem score Vs Relation with husband activities between the groups
6.1.72 Social Self-esteem score Vs Relation with husband activities between the groups
6.1.73 Self-confidence score Vs Relation with husband activities between the groups
Section -II Self-assertiveness
Rathus Assertiveness Schedule
6.2.1 Self assertiveness Vs Age between the groups
6.2.2 Self assertiveness Vs Education between the groups
6.2.3 Self assertiveness Vs Social status between the groups
6.2.4 Self assertiveness Vs Employment status between the groups
6.2.5 Self assertiveness Vs Personal income between the groups
6.2.6 Self assertiveness Vs Status in house between the groups
6.2.7 Self assertiveness Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.2.8 Self assertiveness Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.2.9 Self assertiveness Vs Land holding between the groups
6.2.10 Score on Assertiveness schedule
6.2 Scores on Assertive Schedule
6.2.11 Self assertiveness score Vs Age between the groups
6.2.12 Self assertiveness score Vs Education between the groups
6.2.13 Self assertiveness score Vs Social status between the groups
6.2.14 Self assertiveness score Vs Employment status between the groups
6.2.15 Self assertiveness score Vs Personal income between the groups
6.2.16 Self assertiveness score Vs Status in house between the groups
6.2.17 Self assertiveness score Vs Interest in social activities between the groups
6.2.18 Self assertiveness score Vs Relation with husband between the groups
6.2.19 Self assertiveness score Vs Land holdings between the groups
Significant findings from Rathus Self Assertiveness Schedule
VII. DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
Hypothesis One
Hypothesis Two
Hypothesis Three
Hypothesis Four
References
VIII. CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1 Socio-economic Demographic Schedule
APPENDIX 2 Sinhas Anxiety Scale
APPENDIX 3 Hamilton Depression Scale for Depression
APPENDIX 4 Adjustment Inventory (Adult Form) by Hugh.M.Bell
APPENDIX 5 Self-concept Scale
APPENDIX 6 Ruthus Assertiveness Scale
APPENDIX 7 Are You An Alcoholic?