French validity of two substance‐use screening tests among adolescents: A comparison of the CRAFFT and DEP‐ADO

Bernard, Mathieu; Bolognini, Monique; Plancherel, Bernard; Chinet, Léonie; Laget, Jacques; Stéphan, Philippe; Halfon, Olivier

doi:10.1080/14659890412331333050

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“…Su utilización en diferentes países y en distintos contextos ha dado muestras de su enorme potencial (Agley, Gassman, Jun, Nowicke y Samuel, 2015;Bernard et al, 2005;Cote-Menendez et al, 2013;Cummins et al, 2003;Dieppe, Stanhope y Rakhra, 2009;Harris et al, 2016Harris et al, , 2014Karila et al, 2007;Van Weelden et al, 2016). En España, aunque algunos profesionales e investigadores han utilizado ocasionalmente el CRAFFT, todavía no existen estudios psicométricos que garanticen el adecuado funcionamiento de este instrumento en nuestro país.…”

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Validación empírica del CRAFFT Abuse Screening Test en una muestra de adolescentes españoles

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Validación empírica del CRAFFT Abuse Screening Test en una muestra de adolescentes españoles

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“…These rules were summarized in a document which was referred to throughout the study. As adult criteria could not appropriately be applied to this adolescent population, we used data collected with a structured questionnaire (Dep‐Ado) within the consultation to define substance abuse (21). The Dep‐Ado allows assessment of both the frequency of use and the related psycho‐social consequences.…”

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Primary care services provided to adolescents in detention: a cross‐sectional study using ICPC‐2

Haller

Sebo²,

Cerutti

et al. 2010

Acta Paediatrica

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“…This structured interview consists of seven items. The French version of the Dep-Ado (Bernard et al, 2005) was used.…”

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Cognitive and Emotional Deficits Associated with Minor and Serious Delinquency in High-Risk Adolescents

Pihet¹,

Combremont²,

Suter³

et al. 2012

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law

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This study aims at evaluating how minor and serious delinquency relates to cognitive and emotional functioning in high-risk adolescents, taking problematic substance use into account. In 80 high-risk adolescent males (13-19 years), the frequency of minor and serious offences committed over the last year was predicted, in multiple regression analyses, from problematic substance use, intellectual efficiency, trait impulsivity, alexithymia (inability to express feelings in words), and cognitive coping strategies. Both minor and serious delinquency were more frequent in adolescents with more problematic substance use and higher intellectual efficacy. Minor delinquency was further related to a tendency to act out when experiencing negative emotions, and difficulties in focusing energy on instrumental action when under stress; while serious delinquency was predominantly and strongly related to rigid and dichotomous thinking. The results underline the heterogeneous nature of delinquency, minor offences being primarily associated with emotional regulation deficits, while major offences are related with a lack of cognitive flexibility.

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French validity of two substance‐use screening tests among adolescents: A comparison of the CRAFFT and DEP‐ADO

Cited by 33 publications

References 17 publications

Validación empírica del CRAFFT Abuse Screening Test en una muestra de adolescentes españoles

Validación empírica del CRAFFT Abuse Screening Test en una muestra de adolescentes españoles

Primary care services provided to adolescents in detention: a cross‐sectional study using ICPC‐2

Cognitive and Emotional Deficits Associated with Minor and Serious Delinquency in High-Risk Adolescents

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