Journal of Studies on Alcohol 2006: Vol 67 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 67, 2006
Authors
* Indicates a correspondent
* Indicates an editorial
Abbey, A. Burger, E. Doerr, E.E.
Abbott, R.D. Dorwaldt, A.L.
Abrams, D. Callas, P.W. Downey, R.G.
Adnams, C.M. Carison, R. Du, Y.
Agrawal, A. Carr, L.G. Duffy, S.Q.
AI-SUPERPFP Team Carreon, D. Duncan, A.E.
Alfers, J. Carroll, K.M. Dybek, I.
Almasy, L. Castillo, H.
Alte, D. Catalano, R.F. Ebel, B.E.
Anton, R.F. C’de Baca, J. Edenberg, H.
Aranda, F. Celinska, K. Elliott, M.R.
Arciniegas, D.B. Chang, G. Ensminger, M.E.
Arck, W. Chang, J.
Arnedt, J.T. Chassin, L. Fabiano, P.
Auerbach, K.J. Chen, M.-J. Falck, R.
Chen, X. Farahati, F.
Back, S.E. Cheong, J. Feldstein, S.W.
Barnett, N.P. Chermack, S.T. Finney, J.
Barry, K.L. Cherpitel, C.J. Fleming, C.B.
Baumeister, S.E. Christakis, D.A. Flynn, B.S.
Beals, J. Cho, H. Follansbee, K.
Begleiter, H. Chou, P.S. Ford, V.L.
Beighley, C.M. Clapp, J.D. Foroud, T.
Bell, M.C. Clapp, L. Fothergill, K.
Benson, P. Clifford, P.R. Fowles, J.R.
Benton, S.A. Cloninger, C.R. Fox, L.
Benton, S.L. Cohn, J.F. Freyer, J.
Beresford, H.F. Colby, S.M. Friedman, G.D.
Beresford, T.P. Colder, C.R. Friedman, R.H.
Bergeson, S.E. Collins, L.M. Frings, D.
Bergstrom, R.L. Conner, K.R. Fromme, K.
Bierut, L.J. Corbin, W.R. Frone, M.R.
Bingham, C.R. Cornelius, M. Fu, Q.
Bischof, G. Costa, F.M. Furr-Holden, C.D.M.
Blow, F.C. Costello, R.M.
Bodin, M.C. Council, C.L. Gant, R.
Bogenschutz, M.P. Cowell, A.J. Garrison, M.M.
Bogle, K.E. Craig, D.W. Giancola, P.R.
Boltri, J.M. Cranford, J.A. Gibbons, F.X.
Bond, J. Cremonte, M. Gibson, J.
Booth, B.M. Crosby, R.D. Giesbrecht, N.
Bostwick, W.B. Crowley, T.J. Gleeson, J.P.
Bouris, A. Crum, R.M. Glider, P.S.
Bowie, J.V. Goldstein, A.L.
Bradizza, C.M. Dana, G.S. Goldstein, E.
Brady, K.T. Danko, G.P. Gordon, S.M.
Braun, R.J. Dantzer, C. Gottheil, E.
Brennan, P.L. Davatzikos, C. Graham, K.
Broocks, A. Davis, C.M. Grant, B.F.
Brown, R.A. Davis, J.M. Grant, J.E.
Buchanan, J.R. Dawson, D.A. Green, K.M.
Bucholz, K.K. DeJong, W. Grothues, J.
Buck, P.O. Demmel, R. Grube, J.W.
Buddie, A.M. Dick, D.M. Gruenewald, P.J.
Bunn, J.Y. Dillard, A.J. Guilamo-Ramos, V.
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 67, 2006
Authors
* Indicates a correspondent
* Indicates an editorial
Abbey, A. Burger, E. Doerr, E.E.
Abbott, R.D. Dorwaldt, A.L.
Abrams, D. Callas, P.W. Downey, R.G.
Adnams, C.M. Carison, R. Du, Y.
Agrawal, A. Carr, L.G. Duffy, S.Q.
AI-SUPERPFP Team Carreon, D. Duncan, A.E.
Alfers, J. Carroll, K.M. Dybek, I.
Almasy, L. Castillo, H.
Alte, D. Catalano, R.F. Ebel, B.E.
Anton, R.F. C’de Baca, J. Edenberg, H.
Aranda, F. Celinska, K. Elliott, M.R.
Arciniegas, D.B. Chang, G. Ensminger, M.E.
Arck, W. Chang, J.
Arnedt, J.T. Chassin, L. Fabiano, P.
Auerbach, K.J. Chen, M.-J. Falck, R.
Chen, X. Farahati, F.
Back, S.E. Cheong, J. Feldstein, S.W.
Barnett, N.P. Chermack, S.T. Finney, J.
Barry, K.L. Cherpitel, C.J. Fleming, C.B.
Baumeister, S.E. Christakis, D.A. Flynn, B.S.
Beals, J. Cho, H. Follansbee, K.
Begleiter, H. Chou, P.S. Ford, V.L.
Beighley, C.M. Clapp, J.D. Foroud, T.
Bell, M.C. Clapp, L. Fothergill, K.
Benson, P. Clifford, P.R. Fowles, J.R.
Benton, S.A. Cloninger, C.R. Fox, L.
Benton, S.L. Cohn, J.F. Freyer, J.
Beresford, H.F. Colby, S.M. Friedman, G.D.
Beresford, T.P. Colder, C.R. Friedman, R.H.
Bergeson, S.E. Collins, L.M. Frings, D.
Bergstrom, R.L. Conner, K.R. Fromme, K.
Bierut, L.J. Corbin, W.R. Frone, M.R.
Bingham, C.R. Cornelius, M. Fu, Q.
Bischof, G. Costa, F.M. Furr-Holden, C.D.M.
Blow, F.C. Costello, R.M.
Bodin, M.C. Council, C.L. Gant, R.
Bogenschutz, M.P. Cowell, A.J. Garrison, M.M.
Bogle, K.E. Craig, D.W. Giancola, P.R.
Boltri, J.M. Cranford, J.A. Gibbons, F.X.
Bond, J. Cremonte, M. Gibson, J.
Booth, B.M. Crosby, R.D. Giesbrecht, N.
Bostwick, W.B. Crowley, T.J. Gleeson, J.P.
Bouris, A. Crum, R.M. Glider, P.S.
Bowie, J.V. Goldstein, A.L.
Bradizza, C.M. Dana, G.S. Goldstein, E.
Brady, K.T. Danko, G.P. Gordon, S.M.
Braun, R.J. Dantzer, C. Gottheil, E.
Brennan, P.L. Davatzikos, C. Graham, K.
Broocks, A. Davis, C.M. Grant, B.F.
Brown, R.A. Davis, J.M. Grant, J.E.
Buchanan, J.R. Dawson, D.A. Green, K.M.
Bucholz, K.K. DeJong, W. Grothues, J.
Buck, P.O. Demmel, R. Grube, J.W.
Buddie, A.M. Dick, D.M. Gruenewald, P.J.
Bunn, J.Y. Dillard, A.J. Guilamo-Ramos, V.
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 67, 2006—AUTHORS
Gunderson, E.P. Kramer, J.R. 95, 157 Mitchell, C.M.
Guyinn, M. Kristjanson, A.F. 341 Monteiro, M.G.
Krueger, P.M 86 Monti, P.M.
Haber, J.R. Kruisselbrink, L.D. 416 Moore, T.M.
Haggerty, K.P. Kuperman, S. 95 Moos, R.H. 354, 465,
Hall, N.M. Kypri, K. 764 Morales, M.
Hapke, U. Morean, M.
Harford, T.C. LaBrie, J.W. 332 Moreland, R.L.
Harris, A.H. Labouvie, E.W. 309 Morgan, T.J.
Hartman, C.A. Lange, J.E. 482* Morral, A.R.
Haug, N.A. 620 Moskalewicz, J.
Hay, A. Lanza, S.T. 552 Mullaney, J.
Hayman, L.W., Jr. Lapham, S.C. 898 Murphy, J.G.
Heath, A.C. Lapidus, J. 707 Murphy, M.J.
Hellmuth, J. Larimer, M.E. Ze Murphy, R.J.L.
Hesselbrock, V.M. O35, 157, Laudenslager, M.L. 861
Hibbeln, J.R. Lee, C.M. Neighbors, C. 269, 282,
Hill, P. Lessem, J.M. 657 Neil, T.A.
Hilton, M.E. Leukefeld, C. 493 Neves, O.
Hinrichs, A. Leuthe, E. 391 Newton, D.W.
Hirsch, J.K. Levine, J.M. 785 Nicolai, J.
Hoehn-Saric, R. Levy, D.T. 519 Novins, D.K.
Hohagen, F. Lewis, M.A. , 290 Nurnberger, J.L., Jr.
Hollingworth, W. Liu, D. 861
Holmes, M.R. Livingston, J.A. 665
Hopfer, C.J. Long, M. 904 O’Connor, M.J.
Hopthrow, T. Luczaj, W. 510 O’Connor, R.M.
Horwood, J. Luczak, S.E. O’Donnell, K.
Howell, D. Ludena, K. Okosun, I.
Howland, J. Olson, D.M.
Hsueh, A.C. McCabe, S.E. Orav, E.J.
Hughes, T.L. McCarty, C.A. Osgood, D.W.
Hulbert, L. McClure, R. Oster-Aaland, L.
Humphreys, K. McKellar, J.D.
Hunter, S.B. MacKinnon, D.P. Palfai, T.P.
McLeod, D. Palmer, R.S.
Ignacio, R.V. MeMillan, G.P. Pandina, R.J.
Ilgen, M. McMorris, B.J. Pardi, A.M.
McNamara, T.K. Parkhill, M.R.
Jaccard, J. McRae, A.L. Parks, K.A.
Jacob, T. Maggs, J.L. Parrott, D.J.
Jenko, D.M. Maio, R.F. Pascall, M.J.
Jessor, R. Maisto, S.A. Peck, R.
Johansson, M. Mallett, K.A. Pedersen, E.R.
John, U. Mann, R.E. Pelesko, J.A.
Johnson, F.W. Manson, S.M. Perkins, H.W.
Johnson, K. Marks, L. Perry, B.
Johnson, M.B. Marques, P.R. Pierson, J.
Johnson, T. Martin, B. Pimentel, E.R.
Juon, H.-S. Martin, K.L. Ponicki, W.R.
Mason, K.E. Porjesz, B.
Kahler, C.W. May, P.A. Presley, C.A.
Kalberg, W.O. Meehan, J.C. Preuss, U.
Kelley-Baker, T. Megeney, M. Price, A.
Kelly, J.F. Meldrum, S. Pugh, L.A.
Kilmer, J.R. Meyer, C. Purdie, D.M.
Kim, S.W. Migneault, J.P. Pyne, J.M.
Kinnison, K.E. Miles, D.R.
Kipp, H. Miller, B.A. Raghunathan, T.E.
Kirchner, T.R. Miller, T.R. Randall, P.K.
Kitching, A.E. Miller, W.R. Rankin, L.A.
Klatsky, A.L. Min, J.W. Read, J.P.
Knox, K.L. Minkel, J. Reed, M.B.
Kodituwakku, P.W. Minsky, S.J. Rehm, J.
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Reinhardt, S. 473 Smart, R.G. 445 Upadhyaya, H.P. 700
607
Riley, E.P. 851 Smith, B.H.
436
Rivara, F.P. 300 Smith, G.R. VanZile-Tamsen, C. 665
Robertson, J.A. 44,75 Smith, T.L. , 841 Velasquez, M.M. 778
Roche, A.M. 14 Soyka, M. 95 Venner, K.L. 675
Rohsenow, D.J. 406 Spicer, P. 32 Viljoen, D.L. 502
Romano, E. 714, 722, 746 Spicer, R.S. 519 Voas, R.B. 261, 714, 722, 746
Romelsjé, A. 139 Stallings, M.C. 657
Roszkowska-Jakimiec, W. 510 Steptoe, A.
Waiters, E.D. 373
Rubin, A. 454 Sterling, R.C.
Waldrop, A.E. 700
Rumpf, H.-J. 473 Stinson, F.S. Walker, D.D. 277
Stockwell, T.
Rush, B.R. 445 Wall, T.L. 349
Stoolmiller, M.
Waller, P.F. 252
Stout, R.L.
Saenz, C. 113 Walton, M.A. 568
Strecher, V.J.
Saladin, M.E. 700 Wang, J. 493
Strong, D.R.
Saltz, R.F. 764 Wardle, J. 837
Stuart, G.L.
Sargent, J.D. 54 Sumner, H. Watt, K. 14
Sayette, M.A. 785 Waylen, A. 841
Suurvali, H.
Scherrer, J. 649 Weinstein, S. 600
Svikis, D.S.
Schneider, S.K. 868 Wells, S. 382
Swiatkiewicz, G.
Schuckit, M.A. 95, 157, 185, Westermeyer, J. 770
Szalacha, L.A.
215, 801.7 841 Whaley, S.E. 22
Schutte, K.K. 354 Whitbeck, L.B. 236
Talbott, L.
Scribner, R.A. 868 White, H.R. , 810
Taylor, D.M.
Seale, J.P. 778 Testa, M. Whitesell, N.R. Se
Seymour, R. 579 Wilkins-Haug, L. 245
Thuras, P.
Shea, S.H. 349 Wills, T.A. 54
Tiet, Q.
Shellenberger, S. 778 Wilsnack, R.W. 341
Tippetts, A.S.
Shen, D. 861 Tonigan, J.S. Wilsnack, S.C. PT.
Shi, W. 363 Wilson, R.A. 591
Torres Stone, R.A.
Shillington, A.M. 620 Towvim, L.G. Wong, E. 458
Shin, K. 399 Trafton, J.A. Worden, J.K. 66
Sholomskas, D.E. 939 Trim, R.S.
Shope, J.T. 252 Tripathi, S. yep:
Shorie, K. 600 True, W.R. Yi, H.-Y.
Siemieniuk, E. 510 Turbin, M.S. Yoon, G.
Simonsen, N.R. 868 Turrisi, R. Young, A.
Skrzydlewska, E. 510
Slater, M.D. 904 Udaltsova, N. Zalcman, R.F.
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 67, 2006
Subjects
* Indicates correspondence
* Indicates editorial
AA Affiliation Scale (AAAS), 141, 145 recognizing and describing, 383
Abstinence, 34, 584, 701, 745 shock-based, 128
driver, 265 substance use and music, 373-381
predictors of after Twelve-Step Facilitation, 139-146 in the workplace, 122
self-efficacy of, 470 Aggressivity
Abstinent recovery (AR), 196. See also Nonabstinent recovery dispositional, 122
Accidental injury. See Road traffic crashes effect of provocation on, 128
Acculturation Aging trends, of women’s drinking in the U.S., 341-348
conceptualizing and measuring, 458, 460, 462 Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), 813
in repeat offenders, and driving under the influence, 458-464 AIDS, 522
Acculturation Questionnaire, 677 Akaike Information Criterion (AIC), 555, 660, 921
Acetaldehyde levels, 350 Alaska Natives, 238
Action-prime condition, 931] Alcohol. See also Drinking
Action tendencies, influence of action priming on alcohol availability of, 87, 155, 254
consumption among male hazardous drinkers, 926— carryover effects of, 416
933 disinhibiting effects of, 96
Acute alcohol consumption effects on decision-making, 636
effects on sexual decision making, 113-121 effects on executive cognitive functioning, 113, 687, 926
and mechanism of injury, 14—21 effects on group formation among male social drinkers, 785—
Acute Hangover Scale (AHS), 409, 414 793
Addiction Severity Index (ASI), 141, 228-231, 436, 602, 771, effects on risk attraction among groups versus individuals,
774 628-636
ver. 5, 495 and impairment in the workplace, prevalence and distribution
Addictions of, 147-156
behavioral schemata that underlie, 927 level of response to as a predictor of alcoholism, 215—227
viewed as spiritual crises, 238, 243 poisoning and death from, 288, 302-303, 306
Adolescent alcohol abuse and dependence, family transmission in polydrug use, simultaneous and concurrent, 529-537
of, 657-664 price of, 302
Adolescent drinkers. See also Early adolescent drinking reinforcing effects of, 785
maternal perceptions of alcohol use by, 730-737 as a xenobiotic, 510
multidimensional developmental model of alcohol use in, Alcohol Abstinence Self-Efficacy (AASE) scale, 467, 564
917-925 Alcohol abuse
Adoption studies, 657 among college student-athletes, 880-889
Adrenal corticotropic hormone (ACTH), 700-705 in college and noncollege samples, ten-year prospective
Advertising bans, potential effects on young drinkers, 300-308 follow-up in a national survey, 803-809
Affect regulation, 204 “maturing out” of, 242, 804
African American drinkers, 23, 27, 377-378 Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program for Students
effects of religiosity, social resources, and mental health on (ADAPS), 311-312, 314-315
alcohol use problems in young, 44—53 Alcohol and Smoking Research Laboratory (ASRL), 787-788
low alcohol use among women, 50 Alcohol assessments, in postsecondary educationai settings,
African Americans 324-331
cultural context of religion for, 44 Alcohol-attributable fractions (AAFs), 907-910
oversampling, 197 Alcohol cessation, among American Indians, and traditional
Age differences. See also Aging trends; Legal drinking age practices and spirituality, 236-244
in drinking and drinking-related problems in a community Alcohol consumption. See Drinking
sample of lesbians, 579-590 Alcohol craving, in outpatients with alcohol dependence, 770-
Age-trajectory analysis, of severity of alcohol dependence, 807 777
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 523, 937 Alcohol dependence
Aggression age-trajectory analysis of severity of, 807
alcohol-related, 99 alcohol craving in outpatients with, 770-777
in bars, intoxication associated with, 382-390 in college and noncollege samples, 803—809
effect of past-year heavy drinking on alcohol-related, 122— gene-environment correlation and interaction, 185—194
130 hypercortisolism in, 861-867
measures of, 384—385 impact on cold pressor task response, 700—706
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natural history for a Native American sample, 675-684 availability of meetings, 682
suicide attempts among individuals with, 95—101 effect of attendance on self-efficacy as a mechanism of
Alcohol Dependence Scale (ADS), 356, 539, 676, 701, 928 change, 562-567
Alcohol epidemiology General Service Board Central Office, 446
applications of small-world network theory in, 591-599 philosophy of, 602
in theory and public policy, 598 and subsequent self-efficacy, 562
Alcohol expectancies, 205-206 and suicide mortality rates, 445-453
Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire (AEQ), 217-218, 224, 687 Alcoholism
Alcohol-exposed children, 341 effect on self-efficacy as a mechanism of change, 562-567
Alcohol-induced blackouts, ALDH2*2 association with long-term mortality from, 694-699
decreased likelihood of, in Asian American college viewed as spiritual crises, 238, 243
students, 349-353 ALDH2*?2, association with a decreased likelihood of alcohol-
Alcohol-induced depression, 99 induced blackouts in Asian American college students,
Alcohol injuries, in U.S. local and natienal news, 904-910 349-353
“Alcohol myopia” model, 629, 668, 67-672 Alienation/stress paradigm, 155
Alcohol policy, in Latin America, 484—485* American Association for Public Opinion Research, 740
Alcohol relapse, and self-efficacy, concurrent validity of American College of Sports Medicine, 880
confidence measures, self-other discrepancies, and American Indian Service Utilization, Psychiatric Epidemiology,
prediction of treatment outcome, 637-641 Risk and Protective Factors Project (AI-SUPERPEP),
Alcohol-related aggression, 99 33-34, 42
effect of past-year heavy drinking on, 122—130 American Indians (Al). See Native Americans
Alcohoi-Related Behaviors Survey (ARBS), 677-678 American Psychiatric Association, 898
Alcohol-related events, 675, 755 American Psychological Association, 631
death and disability, 568 Amnesia. See also Blackouts
impact on college students’ drinking patterns and anterograde, without loss of consciousness, 349
perceptions, 269-276 AMOS
and predictors of motivation to change in college students, ver. 4.0, 564
754-763 ver. 4.02, 219
producing personal meaning, 761 Anger control skills, 122
Alcohol-related victimization, comparison of telephone and Antidepressant use, 26, 29
web-based survey methods of data collection, 318- Antioxidant abilities, of catechins in black tea, 515
323 Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), 96-97, 99, 122, 158,
Alcohol Skills Training Program/Brief Alcohol Screening and 163, 190, 192, 564
Intervention for College Students (ASTP/BASICS), Arkansas Crime Information Center, 494
549 Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring Program, 494
Alcohol taxation ASI-TV Training on Tape video, 229
impact on liver cirrhosis mortality, 934-938 Asian American drinkers, 377, 379
potential effects on young drinkers, 300-308 ALDH2*?2 association with a decreased likelihood of alcohol-
Alcohol Urge Questionnaire (AUQ), 770 induced blackouts in college students, 349-353
Alcohol use. See Drinking differences in indicator and outcome measures, 9
Alcohol Use Disorders and Associated Disabilities Interview Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) determinations, 422
Schedule-DSM-IV Version (AUDADIS-IV), 197, 898 Assessment of Quality of Life, 442
Alcohol use disorders (AUDs), 215, 222, 727, 729, 824 At-risk drinkers, in the emergency department, efficacy of brief
among college students, 803 intervention strategies among injured, 568-578
detecting, 778 Athletes. See College student-athletes
educational achievement and early school behavior as Attitudes Toward Risks Scale (ATRS), 546-549
predictors of, 75-85 Australia, 15, 349, 837
etiology of, 650 Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, 15
exposure to paternal alcoholism failing to predict Automated telephone screening, for problem drinking, 454-457
development of in offspring, 649-656 Automobile accidents. See Road traffic crashes
stigmatization of, 895-896 Autonomy theories, 731
treatment for, 823 Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA), 448-449
treatment outcomes and self-efficacy, 465-472 Average class probabilities (ACPs), 34, 36
vulnerability toward, 216 Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC),
Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), 104, 375- 843-848
376, 454-457, 473-474, 477-480, 569, 631, 765-766,
779-783, 928 “Baby boom” generation, 354
reliability and validity in a German general practice Ban on sales, partial, to reduce high-risk drinking south oft he
population sample, 473-481 border, 746-753
reliability of, 476-477, 479-480 Barroom environment, 384-386, 747-748
Alcohol Use Inventory, 601 for gays, 580, 588
Alcohol-use questionnaire (AUQ), 409-410 intoxication associated with aggression in, 382-390
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 139-140, 143, 145, 237, 356, Baseline alcohol involvement, 144
363-364, 445, 538, 592, 600-601, 823, 939, 941 Batterer intervention programs, 104, 110
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Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC), 34, 555, 921 CAGE screening examination, 531, 778
Be Responsible About Drinking (B.R.A.D.) cards, 607-609, 613 California, 459, 893
Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), 311, 602, 838 California Tower Task, 503
Beer consumption, 417—420, 448, 928-929, 931 Campus Alcohol Survey (CAS), 400-401, 404, 545
physical and psychomotor functioning of females on the Campus Assessment of Alcohol and Other Drug Norms, 278
morning after, 416-420 Canada, 238, 893
Behavioral change, not a finite event, 131 Canadian First Nation Reserves, 238
Behavioral consequences, of stimulant use, 494 Card-sorting method, 678, 859
Behavioral Model of Health Services Use, 366, 430-431, 434 Cardiomyopathy, alcohol-induced, 697-698
Behavioral protective and risk factors, developmental study of Cards designed to prevent problems, during college students’
heavy episodic drinking among college students, 86-94 21st birthday celebrations, 607-615
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 301, 304, Carryover effects, of alcohol, 416
306, 724 Case-fatality rate (CFR), 695
Behavioral Self-Control Training, 457 Catechins, in black tea, antioxidant abilities of, 515
Best-estimate diagnoses (BED), 157, 161-166 Category fluency, in children with fetal alcohol syndrome, 502—
psychiatric diagnoses from, 157-168 509
“Between family” effects, 650 Ceiling effect, in self-efficacy, 637
Bias Cellular metabolism, xenobiotics disturbing, 510
interviewer, 654 Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CES-D),
in self-reports, potential! for, 259 26
Big Five Inventory (BFI), 206 Center for Human Resource Research Database Investigator
“Binge drinking,” 86. See also Heavy episodic drinking Software, 301
Biomerieux tests, 512 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 22—23, 342,
“Biopsychosocial makeups,” 139 519, 521, 569, 621
Biphasic Alcohol Effects Scale (BAES), 9, 11, 847 Ceremonial use. See also Religious ceremonies
Bistyrosine production, 515 of the hallucinogen peyote, 33
Black tea, protective effect against ethanol-induced oxidative Cessation. See Alcohol cessation
modifications of liver proteins and lipids, 510-518 Change
Blackouts, alcohol-induced, 892 behavioral, not a finite event, 131
ALDH?2*? association with in Asian American college intentions toward, 754—755
students, 349-353 Change Efforts Card Sort (CECS), 677-678
Blood alcohol concentrations (BACs), 7-9, 12, 115-117, 269- Chaplains, 602
275, 416, 632, 746-747, 751, 871 Chi-square analyses, 26, 34, 171, 207, 219, 834
in DWI-enforcement operations, estimating, and validity of Pearson, 230, 326, 651
the passive alcohol sensor for, 714-721 Chicago Health and Life Experiences of Women Study
education about, 274 (CHLEW), 580-581, 586-587
environmental and individual predictors of error in field Child Protective Services, 521
estimates of, 620-627 Children of alcoholics (COAs), 392-393, 395, 649
estimated, 620-621, 624, 626, 872-874, 877, 883-885 “Children-of-twins” (COT) design, 650
high cost of biological measures of, 620 Children with fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), letter and category
legal levels for driving, 892 fluency in, 502-509
predicting, 271 Christian scriptures, and alcohol use, 44
Bonferroni correction, 230, 357, 702 Chronic alcohol consumption, 700
B.R.A.D. Foundation, 607-609 Chronic suicide processes, 99
Brasilia Declaration on Alcohol Public Policies, 484* Church community, involvement in, 45
Brazil, 484* Church services, attendance at, 86
Breath alcohol concentrations (BrACs), 262—268, 621, 624-626, CICAD (InterAmerican Drug Abuse Commission), 484*
631, 667-669, 787-789 Cirrhosis. See Liver cirrhosis mortality
collecting samples at parties, 622 Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed
underestimation of, 626 Services, 523
Brief alcohol interventions, efficacy among injured, at-risk Clergy. See also Chaplains
drinkers in the emergency department, 568-578 seeking the aid of, 600
Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students Clinical correlates, alcohol craving in outpatients with alcohol
(BASICS), 312, 614 dependence, 770-777
Brief motivational interviews (BMIs), 310—315, 687 Clinical Trials Network, 229, 943
Brief Multidimensional Measure of Religiousness/Spirituality Clinician Administered PTSD scale, 701
(BMMRS), 602 Club drugs, 378
Brief substance-use interventions, for mandated college Cluster analysis, 553
students, evaluating, 309-317 K-means, 564
Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI), 495, 497 local, 591
British Psychological Society, 631 Cocaine Anonymous, 939, 941
Brown University, 756 Cocaine use, 26
Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), 325 rural, correlates from a multistate community study, 493-501
Bureau ofJ ustice Statistics, 522 Cognitive appraisals, 237, 243, 508
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Cognitive-Behavioral Coping Skills Therapy, 824, 826 Computer Assisted Survey Instrument technology, 737
Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT), 465-466, 563, 939, 942 Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing, 318
Cognitive dissonance research, 263 Computer-assisted training, in twelve-step facilitation, 939-945
Cognitive functioning. See also Executive cognitive functioning Computerized assessment
(ECF) health survey using PDAs, 570
available for self-control, 926 for problem drinking, 454
effect of heavy drinking on, 406 Computerized Diagnostic Interview Schedule (C-DIS), 564, 825
impaired, 114, 406, 629, 665, 851 Concurrent psychopathology, 83
measuring, 687 Conditional-change regression analyses, stepwise, 815
in the workplace, and prevalence and distribution of alcohol, Conditional logistic regression, 256, 258
147-156 Confidence measures, concurrent validity of, 637--641
Cognitive learning theory, 205 Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), 107, 171-172, 219, 401—
Cognitive reserve, effects on sexual decision making, 113-121 402
Cohen’s k, 788, 906 Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS), 104—105
Cold pressor task (CPT) response, impact of alcohol dependence Conformity research, 291, 296
and posttraumatic stress disorder on, 700-706 Connecticut, 943
Collaborative Study on Alcohol and Injuries, 891 Consequences, 270. See also Alcohol-related events; Negative
Collaborative Study on the Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA), 6, alcohol-related consequences
96-97, 100, 158-160, 166, 186-190, 192, 216, 224, in the simultaneous and concurrent polydrug use of alcohol
842 and prescription drugs, 529-537
College Alcohol Study, 870 “Contamination hypothesis,” 392
College and noncollege samples, alcohol abuse and dependence Contemplation, 134
in, 803-809 Contemplation Ladder (CL), 756
College Drinking Task Force, 764 Core Alcohol and Drug Surveys, 401, 403, 545, 609-610, 613,
College enrollment 621
effects on alcohol and marijuana use, 810—822 Long Form, 325
role in the mixture mode! of discontinuous development in Core Institute, 278-279, 621, 877
heavy drinking from ages 18 to 30, 552-561 factor analysis by, 610
College student drinking. See also Community college students Correspondence, 482—485*
ALDH2*? association with a decreased likelihood of alcohol- Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH), 700
induced blackouts in Asian Americans, 349-353 Cost effectiveness, 440-441. See also Societal costs
attitudes toward risks and drinking consequences, 543-551 in campus media selection, 869
heavy alcohol use and Friday classes in a sample of, 764- of health care, 429, 434
769 of quality-of-life, 523
impact of negative alcohol-related consequences on drinking of substance use-disorder interventions, 436
patterns and perceptions, 269-276 Cost-per-quality-adjusted life year (QALY), 437, 441
predictors of motivation to change in, and alcohol-related Counseling approaches, manual-guided, 942
incidents, 754—763 Cover stories, fictitious, 125-126
risk factors for heavy alcohol use among first-year, 911-916 Cox proportional hazards model, 652
self-reports of drinking behavior among, 482* Crash risks. See also Fatal crashes; Road traffic crashes
social norms campaign to reduce among athletes, 880-889 higher for Hispanic drinkers, 458
social norms marketing campaigns to reduce, 868-879 predicting excess, 253
at 21st birthday celebrations, randomized study of four cards Cravings. See Alcohol craving; Urge-to-drink ratings
designed to prevent problems during, 607-615 Criminal justice system, burden of methamphetamine on, 494
use of designated boat operators and designated drivers Cronbach’s a, 320, 375, 401, 410, 460, 467, 540, 546, 610, 639,
among, 616-619 805, 838
College student marijuana use, misperceptions of, and Cross-cultural comparisons, 237
implications for prevention, 277-281 Cross-national emergency room study, 890-897
Colonial contexts, of western psychology, 238 Cross-sectional case series studies, 15
Community, involvement in church, 45 Crosstabs analysis, 919
Community college students, 374, 380 Cuban American drinkers, 462
Community interventions, to reduce early adolescent drinking, Cue sensitivity, 731-732
66-74 “Cultural competence,” 697
Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) Cultural influences, 236. See also Acculturation; Sociocultural
approach, 682 variability
Comorbid conditions cultural identity, 242
depression, 23 as a protective factor, 237
psychopathology, 83, 776 as a resiliency factor, 242-243
Comparative Fit Index (CFI), 171, 173, 207-210, 219, 376 Current Population Survey, 149
Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI), 46, 141, Customary Drinking and Drug Use Record (CDDR), 278-279
709
Substance Abuse Module, 438, 659 Daily Drinking Questionnaire (DDQ), 7, 271, 291, 296, 320. See
University of Michigan version, 33, 47, 77-78, 83 also Modified Daily Drinking Questionnaire
Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI) technique, 813 Daily Norms Rating Form (DNRF), 292, 296
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Daily Spiritual Experiences Scale (DSES), 602, 605 premenstrual dysphoric disorder diagnosis, 835
assessing spirituality with, 604-605 substance-use disorder diagnosis, 33-34, 652, 701, 710
Long Form, 602-603 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Fourth
Dartmouth College, 55 Edition (DSM-IV), International Version, alcohol
Data augmentation (DA) procedures, 555, 920 abuse or dependence diagnoses, 475
Data collection, on alcohol use and alcohol-related Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Fourth
victimization, telephone and web-based survey Edition, Text Revision (DSM-IV-TR)
methods, 318-323 alcohol abuse or dependence diagnoses, 676
Databases, of criminal and court information, 459 substance-use disorder diagnosis, 329
Date rape, 665 Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS), 392-393, 650, 779
Deaths from harmful drinking in the United States. See also Differentiator Model, 6
Mortality rates Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), 484*
prevention of, 300-308 Disadvantaged communities, reaching, 51
Deception manipulation, 125-126 Discontinuous development in heavy drinking, from ages 18 to
Decision-making, effects of alcohol on, 636 30, role of college enrollment in, 552-561
Decision-time data, 635 Disease causation, reductionist risk factor model of, 14
Defiance, music containing references to, 373 Disinhibition, 217
Deindividuation processes, 630-631, 635 Distal norms, 136
DeltaMetrics Training Division, 229 Distal protective factors, psychosocial and behavioral, 86
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Distal variables, 103, 108
clinics, 229 Distilled spirits consumption, 448
Health Economics Resource Center, 229 Domestic violence, intimate partner violence in men and women
Medical Centers, 862 arrested for, 102-112
SUD residential treatment programs, 686 Donovan Research Questionnaire, 253
Depression, 223, 230, 355. See also Major depressive disorder Dose expectancies, as mediators of personality dimensions and
alcohol consumption and symptoms in young adults from 20 alcohol involvement, 204-214
countries, 837-840 Dose-response relationship, 426
alcohol-induced, 99 Drinker Inventory of Consequences (DrinC), 171, 173, 571—
as a comorbid condition, 23—24, 28-29 572, 677
major episodes, 216 Drinkers. See also Adolescent drinkers; Hazardous drinkers;
numbers of symptoms, 225 Heavy drinkers; Level of response to alcohol;
religiosity and lower levels of, 45, 48 Moderate drinkers; Social drinkers; Young adult
and suicide attempts, 98 drinkers; Young drinkers
Depressive symptoms, as predictors of alcoholism, 215—227 at-risk, 568-578
Descriptive norms, 132, 134—135 highly experienced, 128
perceptions of predicting negative drinking consequences, primary care validation of single screening question for,
399-405 778-784
Designated boat operators (DBOs), 616-619 Drinking, 932. See also Acute alcohol consumption; Alcohol
Designated drivers (DDs), 616-619 use disorders; Beer consumption; College student
experimental interventions designed to reduce drinking drinking; Distilled spirits consumption; Ethanol
among, 261-268 intoxication; Heavy episodic drinking; Legal drinking
functioning of the concept, 262 age; Malt-liquor consumption; Problem drinking;
Designated market areas (DMAs), 905 Women’s drinking
Deutsche Gesellschaft fiir Suchtforschung und Suchttherapie e. AA membership and suicide mortality rates, 445-453
V., 638-639 acute, and mechanism of injury, 14-21
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Third by adolescents, maternal perceptions of, 730-737
Edition (DSM-III), alcohol abuse and dependence among designated drivers, experimental interventions
diagnosis, 44, 392-393 designed to reduce, 261-268
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Third among male hazardous drinkers, activating action tendencies,
Edition, Revised (DSM-III-R), 96, 160, 187 926-933
alcohol abuse or dependence diagnoses, 5, 46, 78-81, 158- among younger people, 628
159, 164-165, 357, 651, 687, 722, 804, 824, 834, 846 associated with aggression in bars, 382-390
alcohol-use disorders, 356, 650, 898-903 association of serotonin transporter polymorphism with, 5—13
cocaine dependence disorder, 601 college student drinkers’ attitudes toward consequences of,
dependence disorder, 601 543-551
psychic disorder diagnosis, 159 comparison of telephone and web-based survey methods of
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Fourth data collection, 318-323
Edition (DSM-IV), 159-160, 171, 709 and depression, 839
alcohol abuse or dependence diagnoses, 78-81, 165, 186— “developmentally limited,” 396
189, 195-196, 218, 330, 364-366, 438, 460, 466, 568, dose expectancies as mediators of, 204-214
651, 657-663, 677, 723-725, 771, 774, 779, 845, 862, and drinking-related problems in a community sample of
898-903 lesbians, age and racial/ethnic differences in, 579-590
conduct disorder diagnosis, 652, 658 effect on emergency department services use among injured
major depressive disorder diagnosis, 217, 652 patients, 890-897
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during emerging adulthood, multidimensional developmental shortened unidimensional German-language version of, 639—
model of, 917-925 640
extraversion and, 210-211 Drugs
following pregnancy recognition, risk factors associated categories of, 375
with, 22-31 illicit, 87
and health-services utilization in Germany, 429-435 “Duchenne smile (D-smile)”, 788-791
in high-risk young adults, siblings’ influence on, 391-398 Dysfunctional families, 392
and impairment in the workplace, 147-156
increases in, 309 Earlier-closing policy, 752—753
increases in during the transition out of high school into Early adolescent drinking
emerging adulthood, 810-822 alcohol use in motion pictures and, 54—65
leading to marijuana use, 41 mass media and community interventions to reduce, 66-74
longitudinal patterns of behavior, 297 Early school behavior, as a predictor of alcohol-use disorders,
low among black women, 50 75-85
in motion pictures, and its relation with early-onset teen “Ecological fallacy,” 728
drinking, 54-65 Economics and Statistics Administration, 325
motion pictures not expressing hazards of, 51 Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), 869
neuroticism and, 211] Educational achievement, 806
normative perceptions of, 482* as a predictor of alcohol-use disorders, 75—85
peer involvement with, 254 Emergency department (ED), efficacy of brief intervention
peer pressure for, 87 strategies among injured, at-risk drinkers in, 568-578
during pregnancy, 245-251, 341 Emergency Room Collaborative Alcohol Analysis Project
prenatal, 250 (ERCAAP), 891-892
psychosocial mediators of, 67 Employee Assistance Programs, 456-457
reasons for “getting drunk,” 86 “Enabling” concept, 261
reducing the impact of daily stressors on mood, 785 Enculturation. See Cultural influences
socially acceptable threshold for, 628 Endophenotypes, 841
and symptoms of depression in young adults from 20 Environmental factors. See also Barroom environment
countries, 837-840 on college campuses, 803
in women with premenstrual syndrome, 833-836 as predictors ofe rror in field estimates of blood alcohol
younger students’ lack of experience in, 275 concentrations, 620-627
Drinking beliefs, altering, 211 shared, 657
Drinking norms, peer, 282 Epidemiological Catchment Area (ECA) Program, 45, 82, 899
Drinking Norms Rating Form, 284-285, 400 Epidemiology, 620. See also Alcohol epidemiology
Drinking outcomes, three-year, drinking in the year after prospective data from, 355
treatment as a predictor of, 823-832 EQS software, 376
Drinking patterns Estimated blood alcohol concentrations (eBACs), 620-621, 624,
and perceptions of college students, impact of negative 626, 872-874, 877, 883-885
alcohol-related consequences on, 269-276 Ethanol Dependence Syndrome Scale, 564
risky, 269 Ethanol-induced oxidative modifications of liver proteins and
Drinking Practices Questionnaire (DPQ), 320 lipids, protective effect of black tea against, 510-518
Drinking problems Ethanol intoxication, 510, 937
late-life, predictors of untreated remission from, 354—362 Ethnic group differences. See Racial/ethnic differences
lesbians’ heightened risk for, 579 Ethnographic methods, 495
in young Black adults, effects of religiosity, social resources, EuroQoL, 442
and mental health, 44-53 Event history calendars (EHCs), 332
Drinking refusal self-efficacy questionnaire (DRSEQ), 134 Excess crash risk, predicting, 253
Drinking status, and fatal crashes, 722-729 Executive cognitive functioning (ECF), alcohol’s effects on, 113
Driver abstinence, 265 Expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm, 376, 920
Driving performance, decrements in, 408 Experimental interventions, 888
Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants Intensive designed to reduce drinking among designated drivers,
Supervision Program (DISP), 707-711 efficacy of, 261-268
Driving while intoxicated (DWI/DUI), 330, 707, 722, 807, 899. Explorative factory analysis (EFA), 206--207, 212
See also Impaired-driving offenders Exposure, of COAs, 653-654
acculturation and, a study of repeat offenders, 458-464 Externalizing symptoms, as predictors of alcoholism, 215-227
first offenders, 903 Extraversion, 210
and recidivism, 458-459 and alcohol involvement, 210
repeat offenders, 707 “Eve-openers,” 892
Driving while intoxicated (DWI/DUI)-enforcement operations,
estimating BACs in, 714-721 Facial Action Coding System (FACS), 786
Drug Abuse Screening Test-Short form (DAST-10), 531, 535 Factor-structure comparison, 212
Drug dependence, 99 Faith-based institutions, 51. See also individual religious
Drug Effects Questionnaire (DEQ), 7 traditions and organizations
Drug Taking Confidence Questionnaire (DTCQ), 602, 604, 638 Familial influences, 658, 660