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... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Social science > Sociology > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Humanities > Philosophy > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Humanities > Philosophy > Civilization--Philosophy > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Civilization--Philosophy > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Civilization--Philosophy > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Civilization--Philosophy > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Humanities > Philosophy > Being > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Being > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Philosophy > Being > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Person > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Life > Philosophical anthropology > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Religion > Religious thought > Eschatology > Afterlife > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Comparative religion > Christianity > Theology > Christian theology > Eschatology > Afterlife > Soul > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Life sciences > Biology > Human biology > Psychology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Life sciences > Biology > Ecology > Human ecology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Environmental sciences > Ecology > Human ecology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Anthropology > Ecological anthropology > Human ecology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Social science > Sociology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Science > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Auxiliary sciences of history > Civilization > Erudition > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Cultural sociology > Intellectual life > Erudition > Humanities > Social science > Sociology > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
... > Social group > Social psychology > Social isolation > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
Person > Socially vulnerable groups > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children
Person > Sick > Addict > Alcoholic > Alcoholics' children

Prioritārais termins

Alcoholics' children  

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Alternatīvie nosaukumi

  • Children of alcoholics

Piezīme

  • Source: Psiholoģijas Pasaule - žurnāls personībām. kas ciena sevi un citus ...(www.psihologijaspasaule.lv/raksti.php?id=333&show=903&act=read&ct=sub) -Google, 2007.04.26.

Identifikators

  • LNC10-000092138

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http://dati.lnb.lv/onto/subject/LNC10-000092138

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