Douglas L Polcin,Elizabeth Mahoney,Meenakshi Subbaraman et al.
Douglas L Polcin et al.
Giving and receiving help are integral to creating the social environments necessary to support recovery. However, studies assessing the effects of helping behaviors have focused primarily on the benefits derived from giving help to others ...
Substance Use Outcomes Among Sexual and Gender Minority Individuals Living with HIV Following Residential Substance Use Treatment in Washington, DC [0.03%]
华盛顿特区性与性别少数人群住宅物质使用治疗后的生活质量及HIV结局研究
Jennifer M Belus,Hannah Tralka,Emily N Satinsky et al.
Jennifer M Belus et al.
This study explored how sexual or gender minority (SGM) status influenced substance use (SU) treatment outcomes in a predominantly African American and unemployed sample of people with HIV. N = 60 participants were enrolled in an abstinence...
Patient Perspective on the Role of Substance-Free Activities During Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment: A Mixed-Method Study [0.03%]
患者视角下的酒精使用障碍治疗期间无物质活动的作用：一种混合方法研究
Lidia Z Meshesha,Tatiana D Magri,Tosca D Braun et al.
Lidia Z Meshesha et al.
Behavioral economic theory of addiction proposes that substance use often takes place in environments with limited substance-free reinforcement. While increasing substance-free reinforcement is known to reduce substance use, systematic effo...
The Importance of Social Support in Recovery Populations: Toward a Multilevel Understanding [0.03%]
康复人群中的社会支持的重要性：走向多层次理解
Mohammed F Islam,Mayra Guerrero,Rebecca L Nguyen et al.
Mohammed F Islam et al.
Although social support is commonly investigated in the context of substance recovery, researchers have widely neglected its multilevel nature, thus limiting what we know about its measurement across levels of observation. The current study...
Complex Contexts within Oxford Houses: Psychiatrically Comorbid Social Networks [0.03%]
牛津住宅内的复杂情境：精神合并症社交网络
Ted J Bobak,John M Majer,Leonard A Jason
Ted J Bobak
This study aimed to explore whether there are differences between Oxford House recovery home residents with psychiatric comorbidity in their ability to form, maintain, and dissolve loaning ties and seek advice, when compared to Oxford House...
Moving Social Model Recovery Forward: Recent Research on Sober Living Houses [0.03%]
sobriety house 的社会模式恢复作用：近期研究进展
Douglas L Polcin,Amy A Mericle,George S Braucht et al.
Douglas L Polcin et al.
Social model recovery is a peer centered approach to alcohol and drug problems that is gaining increased attention. This approach is well-suited to services in residential settings and typically includes living in a shared alcohol- and drug...
Typologies of Drivers Convicted of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol as Predictors of Alcohol Ignition Interlock Performance [0.03%]
酒精驾驶司机类型的酒照互锁性能预测
Michael Scherer,Thomas H Nochajski,Eduardo Romano et al.
Michael Scherer et al.
Background: Alcohol ignition interlock devices (IIDs) reduce rates of drinking and driving when installed on the vehicles of offenders. While the IID is installed on their vehicle, some drivers adapt their drinking behavi...
Alcohol use during COVID-19 in adults with severe untreated AUD [0.03%]
COVID-19大流行期间重度未治疗酒精使用障碍成年人的饮酒情况
Morica Hutchison,Aileen Aldalur,Stephen A Maisto et al.
Morica Hutchison et al.
Evidence demonstrating increased alcohol use during COVID-19 comes from low- to moderate-alcohol use samples and has yet to use adults with severe but untreated AUD. Using a community sample of adults with severe AUD, this exploratory, cros...
Individual and Contextual Protective and Risk Characteristics for Residents of Recovery Homes [0.03%]
康复之家居民的个体和情境保护性和危险性特征
Leonard A Jason,Ted Bobak,Mohammed Islam et al.
Leonard A Jason et al.
Some recovery homes have facilitating relationships and organizational characteristics, and there are also social capital differences among residents of these recovery homes. It is important to better understand the impact of protective and...
Alcohol Use Cravings as a Mediator Between Associated Risk Factors on Increased Alcohol Use among Youth Adults in New York During the COVID-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
纽约市新冠疫情期间青年成人增加饮酒量的相关危险因素与酒精使用渴求之间的中介关系研究
Ijeoma Opara,Sana Malik,David T Lardier Jr et al.
Ijeoma Opara et al.
The sudden increase in alcohol use in the young adult population during the COVID-19 pandemic may be partially explained by social isolation and stress due to restricted stay-at-home orders. The goal of this study was to assess specific psy...