I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Children of Alcoholics. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required.

I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Children of Alcoholics. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. In a study by Menees and Segreen (2000), the researchers sought to establish the specificity of problematic family environments to children of alcoholics against children exposed to significant family stressors like parental death, unemployment, separation, or major illness.&nbsp. This study covered university students completing a self-report of the family stressors they have been exposed to.&nbsp. The first groups of students covered those who were exposed to alcoholism only. the second group covered those who were exposed to other family stressors like divorce, unemployment, major illness, deaths, and similar stressors.&nbsp. The study revealed that university students with alcoholic parents were no more disturbed by their disruptive family setting than students who were also exposed to other stressors (Menees and Segreen, 2000).&nbsp. This study indicates that family stressors like alcoholism, death, divorce, and other similar stressors affect students in similar significant ways.&nbsp. This study is reliable and credible because it was published in a peer-reviewed journal and conducted by competent and credible authors.&nbsp. These authors presented adequate, valid, and reliable processes in order to secure the results revealed by this paper. Havey and Dodd (2000) attempted to examine the differences between children of alcoholics and their peers, and also the relation between the family environment and the children’s experimentation with alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.&nbsp. This study revealed that experiences with negative life events like family conflicts and lack of family cohesion often predicted early experimentation with alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.&nbsp. Being children of alcoholics was not, per se, a predictor of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco use.&nbsp. These children were, however, more likely to experiment with tobacco, not so much on alcohol or drugs (Havey and Dodd, 2000).&nbsp. This study is also credible and reliable because it was published in a peer-reviewed article by authors who are experts in the field of psychiatry.&nbsp. The research process is repeatable and reliable as it covers a sufficient and randomized sample size which may be applied to a larger population of respondents.