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期刊名:Alcoholism treatment quarterly

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ISSN:0734-7324

e-ISSN:1544-4538

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Amy R Krentzman,Elizabeth A R Robinson,Barbara C Moore et al. Amy R Krentzman et al.
Evidence from multiple lines of research supports the effectiveness and practical importance of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. Conference presenters discussed the relationship between 12-Step participation and abstinence amon...
Robert J Thoma,Dina E Hill,J Scott Tonigan et al. Robert J Thoma et al.
While the reliability of assessment instruments designed for use with adults is well established, much less is known about the adequacy of these instruments for adolescent substance abusers. As part of a comprehensive intake evaluation, the...
J Scott Tonigan,Sarah W Book,Maria E Pagano et al. J Scott Tonigan et al.
Alcoholism treatment often encourages involvement in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Little provision is made for women with social phobia (SP), who have been reported to have worse outcomes in twelve-step-facilitation (TSF) relative to cognitiv...
Maria E Pagano,Amy R Krentzman,Casey C Onder et al. Maria E Pagano et al.
Alcoholics Anonymous participation has been measured in addiction research, but few validated tools distinguish components of this multi-dimensional construct. This study provides psychometric findings for the scale "Service to Others in So...
Elizabeth J D&#x;Amico,Karen Chan Osilla,Sarah B Hunter Elizabeth J D&#x;Amico
This study examined how teens who had committed a first-time alcohol or other drug (AOD) offense responded to a motivational interviewing (MI) group intervention. Participants were 101 first-time AOD adolescent offenders (M=15.88; 63% male,...
Kamilla L Venner,Sarah W Feldstein,Nadine Tafoya Kamilla L Venner
Empirically supported interventions (ESIs) for treating substance problems have seldom been made available to or tested with minority populations. Dissemination of ESIs may help reduce the disproportionate health disparities that exist. How...
Leonard A Jason,Darrin M Aase,David G Mueller et al. Leonard A Jason et al.
Environmental and social factors are increasingly recognized as critical aspects of recovery from alcohol/other drug abuse over the long-term. This study surveyed with quantitative and qualitative methodology current (n = 79) and previous (...
Maria E Pagano,Brie B Zeltner,Jihad Jaber et al. Maria E Pagano et al.
Examination of the change strategies associated with successful long-term sobriety remains an understudied area in addiction research. The following study recruited individuals with long-term sobriety (range 16-25 years continuous abstinenc...
Natasha Slesnick,Jillian L Prestopnik Natasha Slesnick
There is a dearth of research examining treatment engagement and attendance among runaway youth and their families. Such research is needed in order to inform treatment providers on factors associated with engagement and maintenance of thes...
Natasha Slesnick,Melissa Meade,J Scott Tonigan Natasha Slesnick
Runaway youths represent a vulnerable, high-risk population that has received little societal attention. Studies show that youths at greatest need are the least likely to access mental health, medical, and other social services. This study ...