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LUetype of relationship and interaction   d-out   qh
SN General characteristics of relationships included primarily for use in combination with concepts from psychology and sociology.
NT+LG18e family relations    qh   ah
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
RT+LC2e interpersonal interaction    qh   ah
+TW status by relationship to others    qh   ah

LU2degree of relationship   qh
RT+FD20 psychosocial independence and dependence    qh   ah
LU2.2.  related and unrelated   qh
LU2.2.2.  .  relatedness, relationship   qh
ST interconnection
interrelation, interrelationship
NT+LB16.6e social attachment    qh   ah
LU2.2.2.2.  .  .  association   qh
LU2.2.2.4.  .  .  alliance   qh
ST coalition
liaison
BT+LU6.2e collaboration    qh   ah
LU2.2.4.  .  unrelatedness   qh
ST absence of relation
separate, unattached
unaffiliated
unconnected
NT+LB16.8e social detachment    qh   ah
LU2.4.  exchange   qh

LU4hierarchical relationship and related descriptors   qh
RT MF6.2e social class    qh   ah
LU4.2.  rank   qh
LU4.4.  superiority and inferiority   qh
LU4.4.2.  .  superiority   qh
ST superior (better)
LU4.4.4.  .  inferiority   qh
ST inferior
LU4.6.  majority and minority   qh
LU4.6.2.  .  majority   qh
LU4.6.4.  .  minority   qh
NT MI10e minority group    qh   ah
RT+TH10.6.4 US minority racial or ethnic group    qh   ah

LU6collaboration, competition, conflict, and outcome   qh
RT+FR28e interpersonal communication    qh   ah
LU6.2e.  collaboration   qh
ST collaborative
cooperation
NT LU2.2.2.4 alliance    qh   ah
LU6.2.2.  .  coordination of activities   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT JU4.6 health services coordination    qh   ah
LU6.2.4.  .  sharing   qh
LU6.4.  competition   qh
ST competitive
NT MT8.2 economic competition    qh   ah
LU6.6e.  conflict   qh
NT+LF10.4e marital conflict    qh   ah
+LG18.10.4e family conflict    qh   ah
RT FP14.22 resentment    qh   ah
+FS56e aggressive behavior    qh   ah
+LU8.4.4 discord    qh   ah
 MA2.12 conflict theory    qh   ah
 MP22.2e war    qh   ah
LU6.8.  conflict resolution   qh
NT+MO6.14.8 legal dispute resolution    qh   ah
RT+FR28e interpersonal communication    qh   ah
 MP22.4 peace    qh   ah
LU6.8.2.  .  bargaining   qh
ST negotiation
NT MO6.14.2 plea bargaining    qh   ah
 MU16.4.2 collective bargaining    qh   ah
LU6.10.  attack and defend   qh
LU6.10.2e.  .  attack   qh
ST charge (rush against)
LU6.10.4e.  .  defend   qh
LU6.10.6e.  .  resistance   qh
ST social resistance
stand firm
BT+FR26e social behavior    qh   ah
RT+MI14 social reaction to discrimination    qh   ah
LU6.12.  success and failure   qh
NT+NF22.2.4 academic achievement    qh   ah
LU6.12.2.  .  success   qh
NT JP14.6 treatment success    qh   ah
RT+FP12.12e satisfaction    qh   ah
+NF22.2.4 academic achievement    qh   ah
LU6.12.2.2.  .  .  accomplishment   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
ST goal attainment
LU6.12.4.  .  stalemate   qh
ST impasse
LU6.12.6.  .  failure   qh
ST unsuccess
NT JP14.8 treatment failure    qh   ah
 NF22.2.6 academic failure    qh   ah

LU8amity, harmony, and opposites   qh
LU8.2.  amity and enmity   qh
LU8.2.2.  .  amity   qh
RT FP12.14 love and affection    qh   ah
 MP22.4 peace    qh   ah
LU8.2.2.2.  .  .  solidarity   qh
ST brotherhood
sisterhood
LU8.2.2.4.  .  .  helping relationship   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LU8.2.2.6.  .  .  companionship   qh
LU8.2.2.6.2.  .  .  .  friendship   qh
RT+LFe intimacy    qh   ah
+LF2 function of intimacy    qh   ah
 TW4.8e friend    qh   ah
LU8.2.4.  .  enmity   qh
NT FP14.14 repulsion    qh   ah
 FP14.16 hate    qh   ah
 FP14.20 hostility    qh   ah
RT MP22.2e war    qh   ah
LU8.2.4.2.  .  .  disaffection   qh
ST falling out
RT+LB16.8e social detachment    qh   ah
LU8.4.  harmony and discord   qh
LU8.4.2.  .  harmony   qh
LU8.4.4.  .  discord   qh
ST disagreement
RT+LU6.6e conflict    qh   ah
LU8.4.4.2.  .  .  dissent   qh
SN Can be used to refer to social, religious, or political dissent.
ST dissidence
BT+MK8 social order    qh   ah
RT+MA10.6e counterculture    qh   ah
+MH4.2e social movement    qh   ah
 MP12.12 civil disobedience    qh   ah
LU8.4.4.8e.  .  .  confrontation   qh
RT+JGe prevention approach    qh   ah
LU8.4.6.  .  incompatibility   qh
LU8.6.  trust and distrust   qh
LU8.6.2.  .  trust   qh
LU8.6.4.  .  distrust   qh
LU8.8.  loyalty and disloyalty   qh
NT+LF10.8.2 marital loyalty and disloyalty    qh   ah
LU8.8.2.  .  loyalty   qh
ST fidelity
NT LF10.8.2.2 marital loyalty    qh   ah
LU8.8.4.  .  disloyalty   qh
ST infidelity
NT LF4.6 extramarital sexual relations    qh   ah
+LF10.8.2.4 marital disloyalty    qh   ah
LU8.10.  respect and disrespect   qh
LU8.10.2.  .  respect   qh
ST esteem
RT FR18.2.4.2e role model    qh   ah
LU8.10.4.  .  disrespect   qh


LWparticipation   d-out   qh
NT+LB16.6.2e social participation    qh   ah
 LC6.2e group participation    qh   ah
 NF24.6.4.4e student participation    qh   ah
BT+LAe social psychology    qh   ah
RT+HZ2.6.6e group therapy    qh   ah
+TX status by relationship to program    qh   ah

LW2emembership   qh
ST member and nonmember
BT+LW4 inclusion and exclusion    qh   ah
LW2.2.  member   qh
ST participant
LW2.4.  nonmember   qh
ST nonparticipant

LW4inclusion and exclusion   qh
NT+LB16.8.2 social separation    qh   ah
+LW2e membership    qh   ah
 MJ18.4e sociocultural assimilation    qh   ah
RT+TI6.4e immigrant    qh   ah
LW4.2.  inclusion, eligibility   qh
LW4.4.  admission (entry)   qh
LW4.6.  exclusion   qh
LW4.8.  discharge (release)   qh
ST release
LW4.10.  extradition   qh
ST deportation

LW6membership growth and attrition   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LW6.2e.  membership growth   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LW6.4e.  membership attrition   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST attrition rate

LW8time aspect of membership   qh
LW8.2.  beginning of participation   qh
LW8.4.  interruption of participation   qh
LW8.4.2.  .  withdraw from or withdrawal   qh
RT+TP4e school dropout    qh   ah
 TX12.4e program dropout    qh   ah
LW8.6.  renewed participation   qh
LW8.6.2.  .  reinstatement   qh
SN To restore to a previous condition or position. To bring back into use or existence.
ST reintegrate

LW10free and payment-based participation   qh
NT LW14.2e participation for remuneration    qh   ah
RT+JS health care delivery and administration    qh   ah
+JV health care economics    qh   ah
LW10.2.  free participation   qh
ST complimentary
free (no payment) participation
LW10.4.  payment-based participation   qh
ST fee-for-service
LW10.4.2.  .  payment by amount   qh
LW10.4.2.2.  .  .  subsidized payment   qh
LW10.4.2.2.2.  .  .  .  sliding scale payment   qh
LW10.4.2.4.  .  .  full cost recovery payment   qh
LW10.4.4.  .  payment source   qh
RT+JV6e health care financing    qh   ah
LW10.4.4.2.  .  .  payment by beneficiary   qh
LW10.4.4.4.  .  .  payment by other party   qh
RT+MPe government and politics    qh   ah
+MQ14e insurance    qh   ah
LW10.4.4.6.  .  .  copayment   qh

LW12mode of participation   qh
SN Use for participation in group or activity. For example, to represent the concept of voluntary risky behavior, combine *+LW12.2 voluntary participation* qh ah with *FS38.6.2 risk-taking behavior* qh ah.
NT+JM6 treatment by mode of participation    qh   ah
RT+FS26 voluntary and involuntary behavior    qh   ah
+FS50 cooperativeness and uncooperativeness    qh   ah
+JP4e treatment program    qh   ah
+RJ8.2e individual as study subject    qh   ah
+TS4.12 volunteer staff    qh   ah
LW12.2e.  voluntary participation   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN Includes participation by application, invitation, or agreement.
NT+JM6.2e voluntary treatment    qh   ah
LW12.4.  semivoluntary participation   qh
SN Includes participation motivated by social pressure or obedience.
RT+LB12e social conformity    qh   ah
LW12.6e.  involuntary participation   qh
SN Loss of freedom due to legal or moral stipulations, psychological compulsion, or external force.
LW12.6.2.  .  mandatory participation   qh
SN Involuntary participation due to legal stipulation.
ST coerced participation
coercion
compulsory participation
forced (compel)
NT+JG26.6 mandatory screening program    qh   ah
+JM6.4e mandatory treatment    qh   ah
RT ND4.2.2e mandatory reporting    qh   ah
LW12.6.2.2.  .  .  enforced participation   qh
LW12.6.4.  .  compulsive participation   qh
SN Involuntary participation due to psychological compulsion.

LW14inducement for participation   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT JQ12 patient support services    qh   ah
LW14.2e.  participation for remuneration   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Participants in a study or program are paid or receive gifts. Includes arrangements where participants participate in a lottery or raffle for monetary awards or gifts.
ST participation for pay
BT+LW10 free and payment-based participation    qh   ah

LW16permission and prohibition   qh
LW16.2.  permission   qh
RT FD18.16 psychological tolerance    qh   ah
LW16.2.2.  .  explicit permission   qh
ST allowing
let, letting
LW16.2.2.2.  .  .  authorization   qh
LW16.2.4.  .  implicit permission   qh
ST toleration
LW16.4.  prohibition (general)   qh
SN Do not use this term to refer to the historical period of time when alcohol manufacture and use was against the law. In that case, use *PN4.8.2 Prohibition Era* qh ah. For prohibition as a alcohol/drug policy, use *MP18.2.8.2 prohibition (AOD public policy)* qh ah.
ST banning
proscribing, proscriptive
NT MP18.2.8.2e prohibition (AOD public policy)    qh   ah
RT PN4.8.2e Prohibition Era    qh   ah


LYeavailability, accessibility, and use   d-out   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN General descriptors applicable to the availability and accessibility of any product or service. In the AOD field, this descriptor is applied particularly to AOD substances and to health services.
NT+JS2.6e health care availability and access    qh   ah
+MT8.6.8 consumption    qh   ah
 MV2e access to human services    qh   ah

LY2esocial availability or accessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN In the AOD field, refers to the prevalence of AOD use in the consumer's social environment, usually measured according to self-reports of AOD availability at social occasions.

LY4elegal availability or accessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN In the AOD field, refers to the effect of laws, regulations, and policies (such as minimum drinking laws and laws affecting AOD distribution systems) on AOD availability and accessibility.

LY6eeconomic availability or accessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN In the AOD field, refers to the effect of price of AOD products and the consumer's income on the amount of AOD used.
ST affordability

LY8eavailability or accessibility to minors   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+MN20.4.2 minimum AOD use or purchase laws    qh   ah

LY10eavailability   qh
SN Availability is the degree to which there is unused supply or free capacity of a product, service, or opportunity of participation, such as availability of wine on store shelves, free spaces in a treatment program, free hospital beds, or times for appointments with a treatment provider. Availability depends only on the supplier of the product or service and not on the consumer or user.
NT+MT2.10e AOD availability    qh   ah
BT+MT8 fundamental macroeconomic concepts    qh   ah
RT+JS2.6e health care availability and access    qh   ah
+MP18.2e public policy on AOD    qh   ah
 MP18.2.2 public policy on alcohol    qh   ah
+MR2e marketing    qh   ah
+MT8.6.2 supply    qh   ah

LY12eaccessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Accessibility is the degree to which consumers or users can get to a product or service in terms of location, timing, affordability, eligibility, and psychological readiness. Barriers to a product or service impede access.
      A product or service may be available but not accessible or accessible but not available. Accessibility is a function of both the supplier and the consumer or user.
LY12.2e.  physical accessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The ease with which the user can get to the place at which a product or service is available.
NT+MT2.10.4 physical AOD accessibility    qh   ah

LY14acceptability   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

LY16appropriateness   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

LY18problems of waiting for a product or services   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
LY18.2e.  waiting list   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT JS2.6.2.6.4e waiting list for health services    qh   ah
LY18.4e.  waiting time   qh
HN Introduced 2000.


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