Measurement of antecedents to drug and alcohol use: Psychometric properties of the Inventory of Drug-Taking Situations (IDTS)

Turner, Nigel E.; Annis, Helen M.; Sklar, Sherrilyn M.

doi:10.1016/s0005-7967(96)00119-2

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“…Indeed, comprehensive evaluations of relapse situations have demonstrated that negative situation triggers play a critical role in alcohol consumption (re)engagement. 24,36 The results of the present study are consistent with previous investigations that found high IDTS negative profile scores in severely alcohol-dependent patients, 28,35 suggesting that type II/B are particularly much more vulnerable to triggers such as intrapsychic unpleasant emotions or interpersonal conflictuality. In fact, the greater the level of alcohol dependence, the lower the confidence to resist the urge to drink heavily in high-risk situations, especially in situations involving unpleasant emotions and conflict with others.…”

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“…Second-order factors are defined by three global categories: 1) (N) negative situations (combining UE, PD, and CO); 2) (P) positive situations (combining PE and PT); and 3) (T) temptation situations (combining UT, SO, and TC). 35 In our study, the IDTS presented a Cronbach's alpha of 0.97.…”

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“…49 Studies have argued that readiness to change accounts for the differentiation of IDTS drinking profiles. 28,35 In addition, although our sample did not show evidence of major psychopathological disorders (e.g., bipolar disorder, schizophrenia), comparisons with respect to dimensional psychopathologic symptoms were not addressed. These distress symptoms (often related to a drug-use lifestyle) were likely to influence cognitive-behavioral features.…”

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Objective: To evaluate the dichotomy of type I/II and type A/B alcoholism typologies in opiatedependent patients with a comorbid alcohol dependence problem (ODP-AP). Methods: The validity assessment process comprised the information regarding the history of alcohol use (internal validity), cognitive-behavioral variables regarding substance use (external validity), and indicators of treatment during 6-month follow-up (predictive validity). Results: ODP-AP subjects classified as type II/B presented an early and much more severe drinking problem and a worse clinical prognosis when considering opiate treatment variables as compared with ODP-AP subjects defined as type I/A. Furthermore, type II/B patients endorse more general positive beliefs and expectancies related to the effect of alcohol and tend to drink heavily across several intraand interpersonal situations as compared with type I/A patients. Conclusions: These findings confirm two different forms of alcohol dependence, recognized as a low-severity/vulnerability subgroup and a high-severity/vulnerability subgroup, in an opiate-dependent population with a lifetime diagnosis of alcohol dependence.

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“…De forma geral, ambos encontraram evidências de validade e fidedignidade para as escalas DASE e TUDS em amostras clínicas. Nos outros dois estudos instrumentais, os elementos de AE e tentação foram avaliados indiretamente, como parte integrante de ferramentas que avaliaram: (a) frequência do uso -a tentação formou uma subescala de cinco itens (Turner et al, 1997); e (b) enfrentamento da tentação -AE para abstinência foi avaliada em único item referente a apenas uma situação de risco (Myers et al, 1999).…”

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“…Nidecker et al (2008) restringiram-se a dependentes de cocaína; Myers et al (1999) randomizaram entrevistas para uso de álcool e maconha; Hiller et al (2000) e Turner et al (1997) incluíram questão para droga de escolha, condicionando as respostas à droga identificada pelo sujeito.…”

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Auto-eficácia para abstinência e tentação para uso de drogas ilícitas: uma revisão sistemática

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2011

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RESUMO -Estudos sobre o processo de mudança nos comportamentos aditivos abordam a auto-eficácia para abstinência e a tentação para o uso de substâncias como aspectos centrais ao entendimento das adições. Este estudo buscou a revisão sistemática de artigos que avaliaram a auto-eficácia (AE) para abstinência e a tentação para uso de drogas ilícitas. Nas bases de dados PubMed, PsychInfo e LILACS, foram utilizados termos: abstinence, self-efficacy, temptation e scale na busca de publicações que relacionassem os descritores a drogas ilícitas. Dos 13 artigos selecionados, cinco aplicaram o mesmo instrumento, três adaptaram medidas e os demais, diferentes escalas. Grande parte dessas ferramentas apresenta situações para serem avaliadas quanto à tentação para o uso ou auto-eficácia para abstinência de drogas em geral.Plavras-chave: revisão de literatura; auto-eficácia; drogas ilícitas. Self-efficacy for Abstinence and Temptation to Use Illicit Drugs:A Systematic Review ABSTRACT -Studies on the process of change in addictive behaviors address self-efficacy for abstinence and temptation to use drugs as central aspects. This study conducted a systematic review of scientific literature about abstinence self-efficacy (AE) and temptation to use illegal drugs. At the databases PubMed, PsychInfo and LILACS the terms abstinence, self-efficacy, temptation and scale were used in the search process for publications that related the descriptors to illicit drugs. Of the 13 selected articles, five used the same instrument, three adapted measures used to assess other behaviors, and the remaining five used different scales. Most of these tools presented risk situations to be answered according to the abstinence self-efficacy or temptation to use drugs in general, with no distinction among substances.

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2011

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Measurement of antecedents to drug and alcohol use: Psychometric properties of the Inventory of Drug-Taking Situations (IDTS)

Cited by 95 publications

References 8 publications

Are the binary typology models of alcoholism valid in polydrug abusers ?

Are the binary typology models of alcoholism valid in polydrug abusers ?

Auto-eficácia para abstinência e tentação para uso de drogas ilícitas: uma revisão sistemática

Forensic Case Formulation, Substance Abuse Disorders, and Anger

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