Within- and between-person effects of naltrexone on the subjective response to alcohol and craving: A daily diary investigation.
Within- and between-person effects of naltrexone on the subjective response to alcohol and craving: A daily diary investigation.
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10.1111/acer.14780
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2022-03
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O'Malley, Stephanie S.
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Waddell, Jack T.;Corbin, William R.;MacKinnon, David P.;Leeman, Robert F.;DeMartini, Kelly S.;Fucito, Lisa M.;Kranzler, Henry R.;O'Malley, Stephanie S.
Naltrexone is an effective treatment for heavy drinking among young adults, and laboratory-based studies have shown that naltrexone dampens the subjective response to alcohol and craving. However, few studies have tested naltrexone’s dynamic, within-person effects on subjective response and craving among young adults in natural drinking environments. Using daily diary data from a randomized, placebo-controlled study of naltrexone efficacy in young adults, we examined the between-person effects of treatment condition (i.e., naltrexone vs. placebo) and medication dosage (daily, targeted, daily+targeted) on the subjective response to alcohol and craving on drinking days. Multilevel mediation models predicted subjective response and craving from treatment condition (between-person) and medication dosage (within-person), accounting for drinking levels. All effects were disaggregated within- and between-person. At the between-person level, naltrexone directly blunted intense subjective effects (i.e., “impaired”, “drunk”), and indirectly blunted subjective effects through reduced drinking. Naltrexone was not associated with craving. Between-person effects were not significant after alpha correction, but their effect sizes (bs=.14-.17) exceeded the smallest effect size of interest. At the within-person level, taking 2 (vs. 1) pills was associated with heavier drinking, and taking 1 (vs. 0) pills was associated with lighter drinking, and lighter drinking was associated with a lower subjective response and craving. Treatment condition did not moderate the within-person effects of dosing on outcomes. The findings suggest that the direct between-person effect of naltrexone was largest on intense subjective responses, blunting feeling “drunk” and “impaired”. Future research using momentary (rather than daily) assessments could confirm and extend these findings.
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