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  • TITLE
  • DECLARATION
  • CERTIFICATE
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • CONTENTS
  • LIST OF FIGURES
  • List of Tables
  • 1. Introduction
  • Need and Significance of the study
  • 2. Review of Literature
  • Part - A: Theoretical Overview
  • 1. Management OF ALCOHOLISM
  • MODELS OF ALCOHOLISM
  • Pharmacotherapy
  • Aversion Therapy
  • Psychotherapy and counselling
  • Alcoholism Education
  • Marital and Family Therapy
  • Controlled Drinking
  • Operant Methods
  • Broad Spectrum Approaches
  • Ancient Indian Concepts on Stress and Stress Management
  • 2. TECHNIQUES USED IN THE Management OF STRESS
  • Muscle Relaxation for Tension Release
  • Breathing And Meditation
  • Behaviouristic Techniques
  • 3. ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
  • What does A.A. do?
  • What AA. does not do?
  • Twelve steps of Alcoholic Anonymous
  • Twelve traditions of Alcoholic Anonymous
  • Part - B: REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES
  • Stress and Alcoholism
  • Anxiety, Depression and Alcoholism
  • Management techniques.
  • Objectives of the study
  • Hypothese
  • 3. Method
  • METHOD
  • SAMPLE
  • 1: 3 Sample charactaristics.
  • Exclusion Criteria
  • TOOLS
  • 1. HARICHANDRANS STRESS INVENTORY
  • Development of Stress inventory
  • Selection of Items
  • 2. TRYOUT
  • Item analysis
  • Reliability
  • Validity
  • 3: 3 Indices of internal and temporal consistencies of HSI
  • 2. MATHEW MALADJUSTMENT INVENTORY (MMI)
  • PROCEDURE
  • 1. Administration and scoring of tests
  • 2. INTERVENTIONS.
  • 3. RESEARCH DESIGN
  • 4. Results and Discussion
  • Results
  • Results of Multivariate Analysis of Variance
  • 4: 1 Multivariate tests of significance for group effects.
  • 4: 2 Multivariate tests of significance for interval effects.
  • 4: 3 Averaged multivariate tests of significance for group effects.
  • 4: 4 Multivariate tests of significance for interaction effects.
  • 4: 5 Averaged multivariate tests of significance for interaction effects.
  • The Results of Univariate Analysis of variance.
  • Analysis of Scores on Stress
  • 4: 6 Means and SDs of EI, E2 and C groups on stress at different time intervals.
  • 4: 7 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Stress.
  • Graph 4: 1: Ditribution of scores on Stress among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of scores on Anxiety
  • 4: 8 Means and SDs of El, E2 and C groups on Anxiety at different time intervals.
  • 4: 9 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Anxiety.
  • Graph 4: 2: Distribution of scores on Anxiety among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of scores on Depression.
  • 4: 10 Means and SDs of El, E2 and C groups on Depression at different time intervals.
  • 4: 11 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Depression.
  • Graph 4: 3: Distribution of scores on Depression among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of scores on Inferiority
  • 4: 12 Means and SDs of El, E2 and C groups on Inferiority at different time intervals.
  • 4: 13 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Inferiority.
  • Graph 4: 4: Distribution of scores on Inferiority among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of Scores on Mania
  • 4: 14 Means and SDs of El, E2 and C groups on Mania at different time intervals.
  • 4: 15 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Mania
  • Graph 4: 5: Distribution of scores on Mania among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of Scores on Paranoia
  • 4: 16 Means and SDs of E1, E2 and C groups on Paranoia at different time intervals.
  • 4: 17 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on Paranoia.
  • Graph 4: 6: Distribution of scores on Paranoia among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • Analysis of Scores on General Maladjustment.
  • 4: 18 Means and SDs of E1, E2 and C groups on general maladjustment at different time intervals.
  • 4: 19 3x5 univariate F tests conducted on scores on General, Maladjustment.
  • Graph 4: 7: Distribution of scores on General Maladjustment among El, E2 and C groups at different durations of treatment
  • 4: 20 Rate of relapse to alcohol.
  • 4..21Chi squire to test the three groups on relapse to alcohol.
  • Graph 4: 8: Rate of relapse among El, E4 and C groups at different durations of treatment.
  • 5. Summary, Conclusion and Suggestions
  • SAMPLE
  • INTERVENTION
  • TOOLS
  • ANALYSIS
  • CONCLUSIONS
  • IMPLICATIONS OF THE STUDY
  • THEORETICAL IMPLlCATlONS
  • CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS
  • SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS
  • SCOPE AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY
  • LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
  • References
  • APPENDICES