LSD Reactions: A Family-Research Approach
International Journal of the Addictions January 1, 1971 Beverly Sanborn, Jean Daniels, Sylvia G. Jones et al. 8 citations
A pilot study of patients hospitalized for psychiatric disorders linked to LSD use between 1965 and 1967 found that these individuals tended to come from families marked by strife, faulty communication, and exploitive child-rearing practices. However, these family factors were not unique or remarkable for the age group. The authors concluded that searching for a specific family constellation that breeds LSD or drug users would not be fruitful, as predictions based on such data are unreliable.