Development and validity of drinking pattern classification: Binge, episodic, sporadic, and steady drinkers in treatment for alcohol problems

Article Abstract:

An empirically derived drinking pattern classification system is revised and tested, and its concurrent and predictive validity are assessed in a new sample of alcohol-dependent adults in treatment. The data for the study was collected using the Timeline Follow-back (TLFB) method, in which the five-pattern classification demonstrated predictive validity, and showed promise of clinical utility for treatment-seeking samples.

Alcoholics

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Using collaterals to validate self-reports of problem drinkers: Any impact on client attrition and quantity of drinking reported?

Article Abstract:

The impact of asking for a collateral on respondent attrition and the impact of providing versus not providing a collateral on self-reported drinking is evaluated. It is concluded that providing a collateral may have an impact on respondents self-reported drinking.

Self-management (Psychology), Self management (Psychology)

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Autonomy (vs. sociotropy) and depressive symptoms in quitting smoking: evidence for trait-congruence and the role of gender

Article Abstract:

Gender-based statistical analysis of propensity of men and women, to resort to smoking due to achievement concerns and interpersonal concerns, is presented.

Canada, Analysis, Usage, Smokers, Smoking, Statistical methods

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