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LHelife circumstances, life events   d-out   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN This is a broad term covering a wide array of circumstances that contribute to or affect one's situation in life. Life circumstances can include such factors as racial or ethnic group, gender, caste, socioeconomic status, or life events.
ST life experience
personal experience
NT AK6.4e life circumstances as AODC    qh   ah
+LJe stage of life    qh   ah
+LKe life event    qh   ah
+MF2.2 social status    qh   ah
+TRe socioeconomic status    qh   ah
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
RT+LE intimacy and family    qh   ah

LH2equality of life   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+EA18e stress    qh   ah
+FPe emotion    qh   ah
+FR26e social behavior    qh   ah
+GA2e state of health    qh   ah
 JD8e environmental model    qh   ah
+LB16.4e social connectedness    qh   ah
 LF10.2e marital satisfaction    qh   ah
+LL outlook on life, lifestyle    qh   ah
+MT14.8e standard of living    qh   ah
 MU12.4.2e job satisfaction    qh   ah
+MXe spirituality and religion    qh   ah

LH4life circumstances   qh
NT AK6.4e life circumstances as AODC    qh   ah
+MF2.2 social status    qh   ah
+TRe socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT+GA10.4 external disease cause    qh   ah
 JA6.14.4 life circumstance risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 LB4.8.4 cultural experience    qh   ah
 MK10.6e homelessness    qh   ah
+MT14.8e standard of living    qh   ah
+MU6.4.4e unemployment    qh   ah
LH4.2.  interpersonal problems   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+AN4e interpersonal AODR problems    qh   ah
BT+LC interpersonal interaction and group dynamics    qh   ah
RT+LK4 change or event related to family or friend    qh   ah
LH4.4e.  financial problems   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+LK6 financial change or event    qh   ah
 MK10.4e poverty    qh   ah

LJestage of life   d-out   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Use these descriptors when sociocultural aspects of age or the life cycle are discussed, such as the effect of someone's childhood experience on that person's adult behavior. When a specific age group is discussed or when age is a specific characteristic of a group, use descriptors from *+TA age* qh ah. When the biological functioning and the processes of the life cycle are discussed, use descriptors from *+ED6 biological life cycle* qh ah.
      Under each stage, major developmental tasks are listed. Like life events, these can be life stressors. Not completing these tasks properly may lead to later adverse consequences.
ST stage of life developmental task
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
+LHe life circumstances, life events    qh   ah
RT+ED6e biological life cycle    qh   ah
+FCe psychological development    qh   ah
+MX14e spiritual and religious rites    qh   ah
+TAe age    qh   ah
LJ2e.  birth   qh
RT+ED4.14.2e childbirth    qh   ah
 LG18.6 birth order    qh   ah
+TA8e prenatal    qh   ah
LJ4e.  infancy   qh
RT+TA12.2e infant    qh   ah
LJ6.  youth (stage of life)   qh
RT MO6.14.4.2e pretrial diversion program    qh   ah
+TA12e child    qh   ah
+TA14e adolescent    qh   ah
LJ6.2e.  .  childhood   qh
SN Developmental tasks of early childhood include acquiring language skills and developing impulse control.
RT ED6.2.2 biological immaturity    qh   ah
 FE6.2.2.2 language development    qh   ah
+FS20.2 controlled behavior    qh   ah
+TA12e child    qh   ah
+TA12.4e young child    qh   ah
LJ6.2.2e.  .  .  early childhood   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN From toddler to the end of preschool age.
      Developmental tasks of early childhood include acquiring language skills, developing impulse control, developing social skills, and entering school.
RT FE6.2.2.2 language development    qh   ah
 FE10.4.14e interpersonal skills    qh   ah
+FS20.2 controlled behavior    qh   ah
 LK2.24.6 begin or end school    qh   ah
LJ6.2.4.  .  .  middle childhood   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Developmental tasks of middle childhood include learning to read and write, developing social skills, and entering puberty.
RT+FE10e skills    qh   ah
 NF12.2.2e literacy    qh   ah
LJ6.4e.  .  adolescence   qh
SN Developmental tasks of adolescence include dating, developing independence, and learning many subjects.
ST late childhood
RT ED6.2.6.2e puberty    qh   ah
+FD20.2 psychosocial independence    qh   ah
 LF6.2 dating    qh   ah
+NF8.2 academic education    qh   ah
+TA14e adolescent    qh   ah
LJ8e.  adulthood   qh
RT ED6.2.4 biological maturity    qh   ah
+ED6.2.6 sexual maturity    qh   ah
 LK2.2e midlife crisis    qh   ah
+TA16e adult    qh   ah
LJ8.2.  .  young adulthood   qh
SN Developmental tasks of young adulthood include leaving home; preparing for a job, including pursuing higher education, and choosing a vocation; and also marrying, giving birth, and parenting a young child.
ST early adulthood
RT+LG14.4e child rearing    qh   ah
 LK2.6 pregnancy as a life event    qh   ah
 LK4.6 getting married    qh   ah
 LK4.18.2 leaving home    qh   ah
+NF8 academic, vocational, and professional education    qh   ah
 TA16.2e young adult    qh   ah
LJ8.4e.  .  midlife   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Developmental tasks of midlife include marrying, giving birth, parenting a young child, parenting an elementary-age child, parenting a pubescent child, achieving career success, parenting a child leaving home, parenting a newly married offspring, providing care for an ill parent, becoming a grandparent, and retiring from a job.
ST middle age
RT+LG14.4e child rearing    qh   ah
 LK2.6 pregnancy as a life event    qh   ah
 LK4.6 getting married    qh   ah
+MU14.2 career, career path    qh   ah
+TA16.4 mature adult    qh   ah
LJ8.6.  .  old age   qh
SN Developmental tasks of old age include coping with illness, providing care for an ill spouse, coping with the death of a spouse, coping with the death of peers, and becoming a grandparent and retiring from a job.
RT+ED6.4e aging    qh   ah
 LK4.18.10.2 death of family member    qh   ah
 LK4.18.10.4 death of close friend    qh   ah
 MU14.8.10.6 retirement    qh   ah
+TA16.6e elderly    qh   ah
LJ10e.  death   qh
SN Use this descriptor when sociocultural aspects of death are discussed, such as the effect of someone else's death on a person's behavior or how a person's attitude toward death may affect that person's approach to living. Use *+PB6.12 mortality* qh ah for the number of deaths occurring in a population.
RT ED6.6 biological death    qh   ah
 FP14.26 sorrow    qh   ah
 ME4.6.2.8 funeral or wake    qh   ah
+PB6.12e mortality    qh   ah

LKelife event   d-out   qh
SN Events in personal, family, or work life that have an impact on one's own life emotionally, psychologically, physically, or financially.
ST life stressors
NT+MU14e job-related event    qh   ah
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
+LHe life circumstances, life events    qh   ah
RT AH14 appearance of AODR consequences    qh   ah
 AK6.4e life circumstances as AODC    qh   ah
+AN4e interpersonal AODR problems    qh   ah
+EA18e stress    qh   ah
+FQ6e psychosocial cause of stress    qh   ah
+GA10.4 external disease cause    qh   ah
+GZ32.4e adjustment reaction    qh   ah
 HB6.8 personal problem as AODD indicator    qh   ah
 JA6.14.2.2 family risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 JA6.14.4 life circumstance risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 JN2.4.8 patient social history    qh   ah
+LC2.4e social support    qh   ah
+LN28e social event    qh   ah
LK2.  personal change or event   qh
RT+LT10.8e holiday    qh   ah
+LT14.2e vacation    qh   ah
LK2.2e.  .  midlife crisis   qh
RT+LJ8e adulthood    qh   ah
LK2.4.  .  personal injury or illness   qh
LK2.6.  .  pregnancy as a life event   qh
ST birth as a life event
RT ED4.12e pregnancy    qh   ah
+LGe family and kinship    qh   ah
 LJ8.2 young adulthood    qh   ah
 LJ8.4e midlife    qh   ah
 LK4.14 gain of new family member    qh   ah
+TE10.2 pregnant female    qh   ah
LK2.8.  .  revision of personal habits   qh
LK2.10.  .  change in sleeping habits   qh
LK2.12.  .  change in eating habits   qh
LK2.14.  .  sexual difficulty   qh
BT+LF4 sexual relations    qh   ah
LK2.16.  .  sexual improvement   qh
SN Improvement in one's ability to have and/or enjoy sex (for example, by overcoming impotency or through hormone treatments, implants, or counseling).
BT+LF4 sexual relations    qh   ah
LK2.18.  .  outstanding personal achievement   qh
LK2.20e.  .  personal failure   qh
LK2.22.  .  change in self-esteem   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
BT+FR16.8.2.2e self-esteem    qh   ah
LK2.22.2e.  .  .  loss of self-esteem   qh
LK2.24.  .  school-related event   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LK2.24.2.  .  .  problems at school   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST school difficulties
trouble at school
RT+AN4e interpersonal AODR problems    qh   ah
LK2.24.6.  .  .  begin or end school   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT LJ6.2.2e early childhood    qh   ah
LK2.26.  .  change in living condition   qh
ST change in living arrangement
RT JG12.12e prevention through changing the social environment    qh   ah
LK2.28.  .  change in residence   qh
LK2.30.  .  change in recreation   qh
LK2.32.  .  change in church activity   qh
LK2.34.  .  legal problem as a life event   qh
ST difficulties with police
trouble with police
NT+MN36.6.10.10e imprisonment    qh   ah
RT+AN4e interpersonal AODR problems    qh   ah
+AN8e societal AODR problems    qh   ah
 HB6.8 personal problem as AODD indicator    qh   ah
+MM crime and violence    qh   ah
+MN36e criminal penalty    qh   ah
LK2.34.2.  .  .  legal suit   qh
LK4.  change or event related to family or friend   qh
NT MM26.4.6e incest    qh   ah
+MM26.6e domestic violence    qh   ah
RT GZ2.2.10 relationship problems    qh   ah
+LF10e marital relations    qh   ah
+LG18e family relations    qh   ah
+LH4.2 interpersonal problems    qh   ah
LK4.2.  .  problems with spouse, family, or friend   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST interpersonal difficulties
trouble in interpersonal relationships
RT+AN4e interpersonal AODR problems    qh   ah
 GZ2.22.8 impaired social functioning    qh   ah
+LB16.8e social detachment    qh   ah
LK4.2.2.  .  .  problems with spouse or significant other   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Includes trouble with girlfriend/boyfriend or date.
NT LK4.8 getting divorced    qh   ah
LK4.2.4.  .  .  problems with parent or family   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LK4.2.6.  .  .  problems with friend   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LK4.4.  .  separation or divorce of parents   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LK4.6.  .  getting married   qh
RT LF8.4e marriage    qh   ah
 LJ8.2 young adulthood    qh   ah
 LJ8.4e midlife    qh   ah
 ME4.6.2.6 wedding    qh   ah
LK4.8.  .  getting divorced   qh
ST getting separated
BT+LK4.2.2 problems with spouse or significant other    qh   ah
+LK4.18.6 separation from family member    qh   ah
RT LF10.4.4 marital separation    qh   ah
 LF10.4.6e divorce    qh   ah
LK4.10.  .  spouse begins or stops work   qh
LK4.12.  .  change in health of family member   qh
LK4.14.  .  gain of new family member   qh
RT LK2.6 pregnancy as a life event    qh   ah
LK4.16.  .  trouble with in-law   qh
LK4.18.  .  separation from or loss of family member or friend   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LK4.18.2.  .  .  leaving home   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT LJ8.2 young adulthood    qh   ah
LK4.18.4.  .  .  child leaves home   qh
ST offspring leaves home
LK4.18.6.  .  .  separation from family member   qh
NT LK4.8 getting divorced    qh   ah
BT+LB16.8.2 social separation    qh   ah
LK4.18.8.  .  .  separation from close friend   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+LB16.8.2 social separation    qh   ah
LK4.18.10e.  .  .  death of family member or close friend   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST bereavement
RT+GZ32.4e adjustment reaction    qh   ah
LK4.18.10.2.  .  .  .  death of family member   qh
ST loss of family member
RT+GZ32.4e adjustment reaction    qh   ah
 LJ8.6 old age    qh   ah
LK4.18.10.4.  .  .  .  death of close friend   qh
ST death of peer
loss of close friend
RT LJ8.6 old age    qh   ah
LK4.20.  .  change in number of family get-togethers   qh
LK6.  financial change or event   qh
RT HB6.8 personal problem as AODD indicator    qh   ah
 LH4.4e financial problems    qh   ah
LK6.2.  .  change in financial state   qh
ST change in financial status
LK6.4.  .  increase in financial burden   qh
LK6.6.  .  decrease in financial burden   qh
LK8.  other type of life event   qh
HN Introduced 2000.


LLoutlook on life, lifestyle   d-out   qh
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
RT JD8e environmental model    qh   ah
 LH2e quality of life    qh   ah

LL2eoutlook on life   qh
ST bereavement
philosophy of life
RT+FD18e personality trait    qh   ah
+FR16 attitude    qh   ah
+FR16.12 expectation    qh   ah
 MD4.2.4 world view    qh   ah
+MX4 spiritual and religious belief    qh   ah
+MY4e philosophy    qh   ah
LL2.2.  hedonistic life view   qh
ST gluttony
hedonism
luxury
LL2.4.  ascetic life view   qh
ST asceticism

LL4elifestyle   qh
NT JG26.2.2.4 lifestyle assessment    qh   ah
RT+JH2.2e health promotion    qh   ah
 MX14.16.8 piety    qh   ah
+MY2e ethics    qh   ah
+TU status by personal life/family arrangement    qh   ah


LMcontext   d-out   qh
SN The primary use of these descriptors is the characterization of situational factors that are related to alcohol or other drug use. Beyond this, they can be used for other purposes, such as in connection with accidents.
      The contextual factors that affect AOD use behavior can be identified three ways: (1) social aspects of the context (such as formality and dynamics) and actual social or leisure events, including aspects of the workplace, (2) the environment as a physicogeographic space or location where AOD use takes place, and (3) the context as it occurs in time.
ST context, situation, circumstances
contextual patterns
environmental context
parameter of context
scenario
setting
NT FK6.8.2e place conditioning    qh   ah
+LNe social context    qh   ah
+LN34e workplace context    qh   ah
 LN38 participant in the context    qh   ah
+LR physical context or place    qh   ah
+LR6 space or location for AOD use    qh   ah
+LTe temporal context    qh   ah
+NF24e educational environment    qh   ah
+NF24.4 extracurricular activity    qh   ah
 OR6.2 unsafe environment    qh   ah
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
+PT4.4e geographic factors    qh   ah
RT AE4.6.4 behavioral AOD tolerance    qh   ah
 EY12.4.2e socioenvironmental factors    qh   ah
+JA6 risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 JD6e public health prevention model    qh   ah
 JD8e environmental model    qh   ah
+JG12e environmental-level prevention    qh   ah
+MC12e sociocultural AOD use    qh   ah
+MP18.8 urban planning    qh   ah
+OR10e accident environment    qh   ah
+PZ2 physical environment    qh   ah

LM2econtext dynamics   qh
SN Applies to the overall context, including the social context, the location of the context, the timing, the makeup of the participants, etc.
ST dynamics of context

LM4context of influence   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN An individual lives and moves in many contexts. Use this descriptor for analyses and discussions of the varying degrees of influence these contexts exert on the individual.

LNesocial context   d-out   qh
SN The context defined by social interactions at social or leisure events, in the workplace, in religious organizations, schools, etc.; includes aspects such as formality and dynamics.
ST social climate
social environment
social setting
BT+LM context    qh   ah
+MAe sociology and anthropology    qh   ah
RT+LB16 social attachment vs detachment    qh   ah
+LC2e interpersonal interaction    qh   ah
+LC2.6e social pressure    qh   ah
+LC2.14e peer relations    qh   ah
+LG18.10e family dynamics    qh   ah
+LR12e neighborhood    qh   ah
 MX16.4 religious organization    qh   ah
+NF2.6e educational institution    qh   ah
LN2.  context of initiation of AOD use   qh
BT+AH2.2e AOD use initiation    qh   ah
LN4.  context encouraging AOD use   qh
RT LC2.14.4e peer pressure    qh   ah
+ME4.6 folkways and customs    qh   ah
+MX14e spiritual and religious rites    qh   ah
LN6.  context discouraging AOD use   qh
RT LC2.14.4e peer pressure    qh   ah
+ME4.6 folkways and customs    qh   ah
+MX14e spiritual and religious rites    qh   ah
LN8.  level of access to AOD   qh
RT JG12.16.2.10 prevention through access restriction    qh   ah
+MT2.10e AOD availability    qh   ah
LN10.  AOD presence or absence   qh
ST AOD activity in the context
LN10.2.  .  AOD presence   qh
LN10.4.  .  AOD absence   qh
LN10.4.2.  .  .  AOD-free context   qh
ST alcohol free context
drug-free context
NT+JG12.14.4e AOD-free event    qh   ah
 LR10.4e AOD free housing    qh   ah
 MU2.6.2e drug-free workplace    qh   ah
RT MV10.4.8 dry shelter    qh   ah
LN12e.  community environment   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+LR12e neighborhood    qh   ah
+PV2 local area    qh   ah
LN14.  role in social context   qh
RT+MF2.4e social role    qh   ah
LN14.2e.  .  server   qh
SN The role of server can be filled by both professional and nonprofessional (e.g., party hosts) servers.
ST social host
NT JF12.2e server intervention    qh   ah
 MN14.4.6e server liability    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
+TT36e food or beverage service worker    qh   ah
LN14.2.2e.  .  .  server influence   qh
RT JF12.2e server intervention    qh   ah
LN16.  supervision level in context   qh
BT+ME10.4e external control    qh   ah
RT+AE2 AOD use control    qh   ah
LN18.  formality of context   qh
LN20.  atmosphere of context   qh
SN Atmosphere here includes the mood, music, floor layout, lighting, the number of people present, level of activity, etc.
RT+MZ12.2e architectural and interior design    qh   ah
LN22.  level of violence in the context   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT EY12.4.2e socioenvironmental factors    qh   ah
LN24.  age restriction in context   qh
RT+AN8.6e underage AOD use    qh   ah
 AN8.6.2e underage drinking    qh   ah
+MN20.8.6.4e minimum drinking age laws    qh   ah
 MN20.10.2.2 minimum tobacco purchase age laws    qh   ah
+TAe age    qh   ah
LN26.  presence or absence of food   qh
RT+LR6.2.2 hospitality establishment    qh   ah
 LT8.6e meal and meal time    qh   ah
LN26.2.  .  presence of food   qh
LN26.4.  .  absence of food   qh
LN28e.  social event   qh
ST social gathering
NT+JG12.14.4e AOD-free event    qh   ah
 LT8.8e happy hour    qh   ah
 MX16.6 organized religion-sponsored event    qh   ah
+OZ12e sporting event    qh   ah
RT AF6e AOD use as a form of socializing    qh   ah
+LKe life event    qh   ah
+LR8 home context    qh   ah
+ME4.6.2 ceremony and ritual    qh   ah
+MX14.18 spiritual and religious ceremony and ritual    qh   ah
LN28.2.  .  rave   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Spontaneous (usually), all-night, high-energy dances predominantly attended by people in their late teens and early to mid-twenties. The use of designer drugs is often affiliated with these events.
RT+BA6e designer drug    qh   ah
+LR6 space or location for AOD use    qh   ah
LN30.  cultural or entertainment event   qh
HN Introduced 1995. Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "cultural event."
BT+LN32.4e entertainment    qh   ah
+MZ fine arts    qh   ah
LN32e.  leisure activity   qh
ST free time
leisure
relaxation (leisure)
NT+LT14.2e vacation    qh   ah
 MM22.8e gambling    qh   ah
RT+GA2.2.2e physical activity    qh   ah
+NF24.4 extracurricular activity    qh   ah
+OZe sports    qh   ah
LN32.2.  .  recreation   qh
ST recreational activity
NT+AF10e AOD use as an adjunct to recreation    qh   ah
RT+LF2 function of intimacy    qh   ah
 LR16.4 recreation center    qh   ah
+OR safety and accidents    qh   ah
LN32.2.2.  .  .  adventure   qh
LN32.4e.  .  entertainment   qh
ST amusement
NT LN30 cultural or entertainment event    qh   ah
RT MA8.4e popular culture    qh   ah
LN32.4.2.  .  .  home entertainment   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
BT+LR8 home context    qh   ah
LN32.4.4.  .  .  game   qh
LN32.4.4.2e.  .  .  .  drinking game   qh
ST AOD use as a sport
LN32.4.6.  .  .  radio or television viewing   qh
LN32.4.6.2.  .  .  .  viewing televised sports event   qh
LN32.4.8e.  .  .  traveling   qh
ST tourism
LN34e.  workplace context   qh
ST work environment
workplace-related context
NT FQ6.2e occupational stress    qh   ah
+JF10.6e workplace-based prevention    qh   ah
 JF10.6.2e Employee Assistance Program    qh   ah
+JT8.10.6 workplace health service    qh   ah
 MN10.2.12.2.2 civil liberty and AODU workplace testing    qh   ah
+MU2e work-related AOD issue    qh   ah
+OR4.6e occupational health and safety    qh   ah
 OR10.4e workplace accident    qh   ah
BT+LM context    qh   ah
RT MN14.4.8 employer liability    qh   ah
+MU labor and work    qh   ah
+RE4e field study    qh   ah
LN36.  school context   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+NF24e educational environment    qh   ah
RT+NFe education and training    qh   ah
LN38.  participant in the context   qh
SN Combine this descriptor with a descriptor from *+LC10 group size* qh ah and/or *+LC8 group composition* qh ah in order to describe the size and/or makeup of the group.
BT+LM context    qh   ah
RT+LC8 group composition    qh   ah
+LC10 group size    qh   ah
+Te demographic characteristics    qh   ah

LRphysical context or place   d-out   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "context defined by space or location".
SN Both geographical and physical space, as in a type of building.
ST context defined by space or location
physical context
place
BT+LM context    qh   ah
RT+AN10e international AODR problems    qh   ah
+MP18e public policy    qh   ah
+PZ environment    qh   ah
+PZ2 physical environment    qh   ah
+TH10e ethnic group    qh   ah
+TH10.6.4 US minority racial or ethnic group    qh   ah
+TIe place of residence    qh   ah
+TY8 traveler    qh   ah
+VA geographic area    qh   ah
LR2.  AOD sales outlet   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Includes both legal and illegal establishments.
ST retail outlet for AOD
BT+LR14 retail store    qh   ah
LR2.2e.  .  alcoholic beverage sales outlet   qh
SN Includes ABC stores, liquor stores, package stores, and grocery or drug stores that are licensed to sell alcoholic beverages.
ST package store
RT+MN20.8e ABC laws    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4.2.2e ABC monopoly system    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4.4e liquor licensing laws    qh   ah
+MR2.8.4 retailing    qh   ah
+MT2.8e AOD sales    qh   ah
LR2.2.6.  .  .  drug market   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT MT2.8.6 illicit drug sales    qh   ah
LR4.  open drug scene   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Open area where drugs are used and/or sold, whether sanctioned or not.
RT FD18.16 psychological tolerance    qh   ah
LR6.  space or location for AOD use   qh
SN Spaces or locations with the principal purpose of providing a location for alcohol or other drug use.
BT+LM context    qh   ah
RT LN28.2 rave    qh   ah
LR6.2e.  .  drinking venue   qh
ST drinking location
LR6.2.2.  .  .  hospitality establishment   qh
RT+LN26 presence or absence of food    qh   ah
 LT8.8e happy hour    qh   ah
+MN14.4.4e dram shop liability    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4.4e liquor licensing laws    qh   ah
 MN20.8.4.14e dram shop laws    qh   ah
LR6.2.2.2e.  .  .  .  bar   qh
ST barrooms
pubs
taverns
LR6.2.2.4e.  .  .  .  restaurant   qh
LR6.4.  .  space or location for drug use   qh
LR6.4.2.  .  .  crack house   qh
LR6.4.4.  .  .  shooting gallery   qh
SN Slang term for a location for shooting up (i.e., injecting illegal drugs, such as heroin).
LR6.4.6.  .  .  safe spaces for drug users   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Spaces where drugs can be used safe from police intervention and/or where safe practices are promoted.
ST contact center
fixer room
harm reduction room
health room
injection room
street room
RT+JB4.6.2e harm reduction    qh   ah
LR8.  home context   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
NT LN32.4.2 home entertainment    qh   ah
RT+LN28e social event    qh   ah
LR10e.  housing   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Use this descriptor for all aspects of housing.
LR10.2e.  .  public housing   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST housing project
BT+MQ16.2.2 public    qh   ah
RT MN30.2e nuisance abatement laws    qh   ah
 MV6.10e housing program    qh   ah
 TU8.6 public housing resident    qh   ah
LR10.4e.  .  AOD free housing   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Domestic accommodation for people who choose to live in an environment that is free of alcohol and/or other drugs. It is usually ordinary housing located in a residentially zoned area where the only distinguishing factor is the residents' shared commitment to not use alcohol or other drugs.
ST ADF housing
alcohol and drug free housing
alcohol free living centers
sober housing
BT+LN10.4.2 AOD-free context    qh   ah
RT MV10.4.8 dry shelter    qh   ah
LR10.6.  .  transitional housing   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT+MV10.4e homeless shelter    qh   ah
LR12e.  neighborhood   qh
SN To form concepts such as suburbs or urban environment, combine this term with the appropriate geographic location from *+VA geographic area* qh ah (e.g., to form the concept "suburbs," combine *+LR12 neighborhood* qh ah with *PV2.6 suburban area* qh ah).
ST barrio
neighborhood context
RT+LNe social context    qh   ah
 LN12e community environment    qh   ah
+PVe geographical area    qh   ah
+TU8 status by type of neighborhood    qh   ah
LR12.2.  .  ethnic neighborhood   qh
LR12.4e.  .  inner city   qh
RT MP26.6.4 city government    qh   ah
LR12.6e.  .  ghetto or slum   qh
LR12.8e.  .  skid row   qh
SN A district of a town, particularly in North America, with inexpensive lodgings that often include single-room-occupancy hotels and a clustering of charity and welfare services, bars, and liquor stores. This area is inhabited in part by destitute chronic heavy drinkers and drug users. The original Skid Road was in Seattle, Washington. (WHO lexicon).
ST hobohemia
skid road
RT MA10.2e subculture    qh   ah
+TU8.10e homeless    qh   ah
LR14.  retail store   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN Use this descriptor if the function as a place or context is discussed. Use *+MT8.8.4.2 retail distribution* qh ah if the product distribution function is discussed.
NT+LR2 AOD sales outlet    qh   ah
RT+MR2.8.4 retailing    qh   ah
+MS2 corporation    qh   ah
LR16.  public area   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN An area to which the general public has access, regardless of ownership, such as airports, large public buildings, streets, etc.
ST public place
public space
NT+AN8.2e public AOD use    qh   ah
LR16.2e.  .  sports arena   qh
ST sporting arena
RT OZ12.2e AOD use at sporting event    qh   ah
LR16.2.2.  .  .  stadium   qh
LR16.4.  .  recreation center   qh
RT+LN32.2 recreation    qh   ah
LR16.6.  .  shopping mall   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LR18.  outdoor area   qh
LR18.2.  .  outdoor recreation area   qh
ST park
LR18.4.  .  beach   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LR18.6.  .  street, sidewalk   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LR20.  physical aspect of context   qh
SN Includes size, lighting, spatial design, etc.
BT+PZ environment    qh   ah
+PZ2 physical environment    qh   ah
RT+MZ12.2e architectural and interior design    qh   ah

LTetemporal context   d-out   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
ST context defined by time
BT+LM context    qh   ah
RT+OR12e accident factor    qh   ah
LT2e.  seasonal time of year   qh
SN Use this term for the four seasons; other seasons are characterized by specific events, such as social season and football season. See *+LT12 other type of season* qh ah for these concepts.
ST seasons
RT+LT12 other type of season    qh   ah
 PT4.6e climate and weather    qh   ah
LT2.2.  .  spring   qh
NT LT14.2.2e spring break    qh   ah
LT2.4.  .  summer   qh
LT2.6.  .  fall or autumn   qh
LT2.8.  .  winter   qh
LT4.  month of the year   qh
LT6e.  day of the week   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
LT8e.  time of day   qh
HN Introduced 1995. ETOH descriptor 2000.
LT8.2.  .  day   qh
LT8.2.2.  .  .  morning   qh
LT8.2.4.  .  .  afternoon   qh
LT8.4.  .  night   qh
LT8.4.2.  .  .  evening   qh
LT8.6e.  .  meal and meal time   qh
RT+LN26 presence or absence of food    qh   ah
LT8.8e.  .  happy hour   qh
BT+LN28e social event    qh   ah
RT+LR6.2.2 hospitality establishment    qh   ah
LT10.  type of day   qh
LT10.2.  .  weekday   qh
LT10.4.  .  weekend   qh
LT10.4.2.  .  .  holiday weekend   qh
LT10.6.  .  workday   qh
LT10.8e.  .  holiday   qh
RT+LK2 personal change or event    qh   ah
LT10.8.2.  .  .  religious holiday   qh
RT+VZe religious group    qh   ah
LT10.8.4.  .  .  secular holiday   qh
ST national holiday
traditional holiday
LT12.  other type of season   qh
RT+LT2e seasonal time of year    qh   ah
LT12.2.  .  sports season   qh
RT+OZe sports    qh   ah
LT12.4.  .  hunting season   qh
LT14.  vacation and nonvacation   qh
LT14.2e.  .  vacation   qh
BT+LN32e leisure activity    qh   ah
RT+LK2 personal change or event    qh   ah
LT14.2.2e.  .  .  spring break   qh
SN In the college/university context, this term refers to a vacation period that occurs in the spring. Students traditionally vacation at the beach and generally engage in excessive drinking and partying.
BT+LT2.2 spring    qh   ah
RT TN2.6.2e undergraduate student    qh   ah
LT14.4.  .  nonvacation   qh


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