Interpersonal problem-solving in male and female alcoholics.

Interpersonal problem-solving in male and female alcoholics.
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男性和女性酗酒者的人际问题解决。

DOI:
10.1111/j.1530-0277.1992.tb00661.x
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发表时间:
1992
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Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research
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通讯作者:
Parsons,OA
Parsons,OA
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作者:
Nixon,SJ;Tivis,R;Parsons,OA

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This study compared the performance of alcoholics (18 male, 16 female) with community controls (15 male, 12 female) on the Adaptive Skills Battery (ASB), a test ofinterpersonalproblem‐solving. The ASB consists of 30 situations. Fifteen situations require subjects' typical responses and 15, their optimal responses. Male and female alcoholics were inferior to controls in their typical responses [F(1,57) = 45.22,p= 0.0001], but did not differ on the optimal responses (F< 1). Further analyses indicated that decreased feelings of self‐efficacy could not account for the alcoholic deficit. Females were superior to males in the optimal response condition [(F(1,56) = 9.90,p= 0.003]. No significant group × sex interactions were obtained. Performance on the ASB was not correlated with performance on traditional measures of problem‐solving. Post‐hoc correlational analyses revealed differential patterns between depression scores and performance for alcoholics and controls. These data suggest that (1) female and male alcoholics exhibit similar interpersonal problem solving deficits, (2) alcoholic self‐efficacy expectancies cannot account for the impairment, (3) the ASB appears to assess aspects of problem‐solving not typically examined, and (4) the role of depression in alcoholic performance deserves continued empirical evaluation.