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. 2003 Aug;12(3):64–71.

Table 2.

FAS Awareness and Attitudes about Prevention (Agreement)

Overall N (%) Psychiatrist N (%) Group 1 0–9% Group 2 10–49% Group 3 50–100% p
Alcohol’s effects on fetus are clear 1651(74.9) 296(75.9) 172(77.8) 24(77.4) 46(78.0) .992
Prenatal alcohol exposure is a risk for permanent brain damage 2059(93.3) 360(92.1) 214(94.3) 28(90.3) 58(96.7) .698
FAS is an identifiable syndrome 2066 (94.0) 362 (92.6) 211(95.5) 29(96.7) 54(93.1) .522
FAS occurs in all strata of society 2107(95.4) 368(94.1) 212(94.6) 29(93.5) 59(98.3) .289
Discussing alcohol use will not:
Deter from treatment 1895 (86.1) 353 (90.5) 211(93.0) 25(83.3) 54(90.0) .123
Frighten/anger patients 2065 (93.6) 374 (95.7) 218(96.0) 31(100.0) 59(98.3) .265