Subjective reactions to alcohol cue exposure: a qualitative analysis of patients' self-reports.
Subjective reactions to alcohol cue exposure: a qualitative analysis of patients' self-reports.
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对酒精提示暴露的主观反应：患者自我报告的定性分析。
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10.1037/0893-164x.18.4.402
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2004
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Bradizza,ClaraM
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Smith-Hoerter,Kellie;Stasiewicz,PaulR;Bradizza,ClaraM
Ninety-one individuals receiving outpatient alcohol treatment received 1 session of behavioral cue exposure to their usual alcoholic beverage. Verbatim transcripts of the session were analyzed with a multilevel process that focused on the classification of participants' verbal reactions to alcohol cues. Participant responses were first classified into 1 of 2 categories:(a) approach toward alcohol or (b) avoidance of alcohol. Next, 7 approach categories (eg, smells good) and 6 avoidance categories (eg, not tempted/disinterested) were identified. Interrater agreement for 12 of the 13 categories was above. 80. Post hoc analyses of several craving variables provided support for the qualitative data analyses. Overall, the results support MJ Breiner, WGK Stritzke, and AR Lang's (1999) motivational model of alcohol craving that incorporates both inclinations to approach alcohol as well as avoid alcohol.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved)
