Measuring alcohol-related harm: Test-retest reliability of a popular measure
Measuring alcohol-related harm: Test-retest reliability of a popular measure
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DOI：
10.3109/10826080009147481
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发表时间：
2000-01-01
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2
通讯作者：
Lange, P
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作者：
Bondy, SJ;Lange, P
本研究评估了横断面调查中常用的酒精相关伤害测量的重测信度。1995年电话调查的64名受访者在调查后3至5个月参加了第二次访谈。饮酒状况和平均饮酒量被证明是高度可靠的。对于寿命伤害量表，相关性令人满意，可靠性略低于令人满意的一致性（kappa = 0.716）。对于过去一年中酒精相关伤害的评分，可靠性较差（kappa = 0.484）。今后的研究必须更加强调客观指标和所用措施的有效性。
This study assessed the test-retest reliability of a measure of alcohol-related harm commonly used in cross-sectional surveys. Sixty-four respondents of a 1995 telephone survey participated in a second interview 3 to 5 months after the survey. Drinking status and average Volume of alcohol consumed proved to be highly reliable. For the lifetime harm scale, correlation was satisfactory, and reliability fell just short of satisfactory agreement (kappa = 0.716). For a score of alcohol-related harm in the past year, poor reliability was shown (kappa = 0.484). Future research must place greater emphasis on objective indicators and on validation of the measures used.