Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 2010: Vol 71 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 71, 2010
Authors
*Indicates correspondence
Abraham, A. J. Caetano, R. Epstein, D. H. 615*
Achtmeyer, C. E. Cambridge, M. H. Epstein, E. E. 930
Adam, M. Canino, G. J.
Agrawal, A. Cardona, J. R. P. Falck, R. 258
Anthenelli, R. M. Carlson, R. G. Fan, B. 326
Armeli, S. Carroll, K. M. Fleming, C. B. 847
Arndt, S. Carter, A. C. Fleming, M. F. 23
Austin, E. L. Caspers, K. Ford, D. E. 143
Austin, K. Catalano, R. F. Foroud, T. 150
Chan, G. Fossos, N. 78
Babor, T. Chassin, L. Francis, J. L. 909
Badger, G. J. Chermack, S. T. Franklin, K. 373
Bahr, S. J. Cherpitel, C. J. Frith, S. 258
Baillie, A. Chilcoat, H. D. Fromme, K. 895
Baird, J. Chotalia, J. Frone, M. R. 526
Balousek, S. L. Chu, A. Y. Fuller, C. 326
Chung, T.
Barnett, N. P.
Barrett, S. W. Cleeland, L. Gabrielli, W. F., Jr. 685
Barry, K. L. Colby, S. M. Gaines, J. 488
Baumeister, S. E. Compton, W. M. Gallagher, K. E. 299
Bava, S. Conner, K. R. Gamble. S. A. A
Baxter, L. Connors, G. J. Garland, E. 201
Beckman, R. Copeland, A. L. Gazdzinski, S. 278
Cordova, X. Gerlich, M. G. 619*
Bekman, N. M.
Belendiuk, K. A. Costanzo, P. 169 Gilbertson, R. 345
Courtney, M. E. 819 Gilder, D. A. 879
Bender, K. A.
Cousins, G. 357 Gmel, G. 620*
Beseler, C. L.
Cox, R. B., Jr. 424 Goldman, M. S. 742
Bierut, L. J.
Crabb, D. W. 249 Goldstein, R. B. 231
Birak, K. S. 562
Cremonte, M. 674 Golinelli, D. 86
Bird, H. R. 326
Criado, J. R. 879 Grant, B. F. 231. 410. 751
Blakeslee, J. E.
Cullum, J. 769 Grant, J. D. 652, 664
Blom, T. J. 61
Cummins, K. 570 Green, H. D., Jr. 6
Blonigen, D. M.
Cunningham, R. M. 713 Greenberg, B. H. 786
Bloomfield, K. 32
Curran, G. M. 36, 258 Greenberg, D. 720
Blow, A. J. Grossberg, P. M. IR
Blow, F. C. Pail& Dal Cin, S. 452 Grueza, R. A. 480
Bogren, M. 496 D’ Amico, E. J. 640 Gruenewald, P. J. 237
Bohnert, A. 607 Dawson, D. A. AY | Guerrero, E. 607
Bond, J. 674 Dean, A. C. 335 Gustafsson, N.-K. 3= 2
Booth, B. M. aS. DeJong, W. 184
Borders, T. F. 136 Delucchi, K. L. , 831 Haber, J. R. 52, 664
Borges, G. 674 Dennis, M. L. 400 Haggerty, K. P. 847
Bradley, K. A. 720 Derrick, J. L. 761 Hall, M. T. 917
Brandon, K. O. 742 Dick, D. M. 50, 313 Haller, M. M. 588
Bray, R. M. 15 Dimsdale, J. E. 786 Han, X. 258
Brennan, P. L. 5, 506 Donovan, J. E. 253 Harford, T. C. 410
Brister, H. A. 180 Duarte, C. S. 326 Heagerty, P. J. 720
Brown, A. L. 526 Duncan, A. E. 52, 810 Heath, A. C. 52, 810
Brown, D. 23 Durazzo, T. C. 278 Heffner, J. L. 61
Brown, J. M. 15 Helzer, J. E. 734
Brown, S. A. 570 Edenberg, H. J. 150 Henry, K. L. 115
Bucholz, K. K. 150 . 652, Ehlers, C. L. 879 Hernandez, O. H. 268
810, 857 Elwyn, L. J. 219 Hesselbrock, V. M. 150
Burk, W. J. 105, 616* Engels, R. C. M. E. 105, 616* Higgs, S. 562
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Hildebrandt, T. 930 Littlefield, A. K. 864 O'Malley, S. S. 837
Hipwell, A. E. 544 Liu, L. 290
Hirokawa, R. 739 Liu, X. 326 Pabst, A. 46
Hoffmann, J. P. 539 Livingston, M. 778 Pagano, M. E. 434
Hong, S. 786 Loeber, R. 544 Parkhill, M. R. 78
Horstmann, V. 496 London, E. D. 335 Parrott, D. J. 299
Houston, R. J. 761 Longabaugh, R. 837 Pasche, S. 395
Hove, M. C. 78 Lowe, J. B. 739 Pathak, V. 278
Howard, M. O. 201, 607, 917 Lykke-Mortensen, E. 685 Patock-Peckham, J. A. 95
Hu, J. 290 Lynskey, M. T. 857 Patrick, M. E. , 554
Huizink, A. C. > Pearce, E. 739
Hummer, J. F. 904 Maclean, C. D. 734 Pedersen, E. R. 925
Hunter-Reel, D. 930 Madden, P. A. F. , 810 Pemberton, M. R. 15
Magill, M. 434 Penick, E. C. 685
Ilgen, M. A. Sal e Mahmood, O. M. 885 Pereira, R. R. 366
Ireland, T. O. 219 Maier, K. S. 424 Pergadia, M. L. 664
Irwin, J. A. 295 Mikela, P. 32 Perron, B. E. 607
Males, M. 351 Peterson, J. J. 739
Jacob, T. 629, 652, 664 Malgeri, M. P. 734 Pinsky, I. 445
Jacobus, J. 885 Manzardo, A. M. 685 Platt, A. 169
Jensen, P. 685 Martins, S. S. 870 Pommer, N. E. 810
Johnson, C. S. 61 Mason, K. E. 184 Porjesz, B. 150
Johnson, F. W. 237 Mattisson, C. 496 Prather, R. 345
Johnson, S. 184 Mattox, R. 136 Price, R. K. 629
Jones, S. B. 15 McBride, O. Pulkkinen, L. 35313
McCabe, S. E. 917
Kaprio, J. 95513 McConchie, J. M. 78 Qi, R. 249
Kaskutas, L. A. 831 McCrady, B. S. Quigley, B. M. 761
Keller, T. E. 819 McCutcheon, V. V. 810 Quinn, P. D. 895
Kelly, J. F. 434 McGee, H. 357
Kennedy, D. P. 86 McKirgan, L. 192 Redwine, L. S. 786
Kerr, W. C. 515 Mello, M. J. 726 Rehm, J. 619*
Keyes, K. M. 480 Meoni, L. A. 143 Rohsenow, D. J. 384
Kiluk, B. D. 704 Merrill, J. O. 720 Roman, P. M. 460
Kivlahan, D. R. 720 Meyerhoff, D. J. 278 Romelsjo, A. 125
Klag, M. J. 143 Miles, J. N. V. Room, R. 32
Knop, J. 685 Mills, P. J. Rose, G. L. 734
Ko, J. Y. 870 Molina, B. S. G. Rose, R. J. ok
Koenig, L. B. 629 Mon, A. Rowe, S. C. 909
Koepsell, T. D. 720 Monterosso, J. R. Rutledge, T. 786
Korhonen, T. 5 Monti, P. M. Ryan, A. K. 938
Kramer, J. R. 150 Moos, B. S. Ryan, G. 86
Kraus, L. 46 Moos, R. H.
Kubiak, A. 761 Morgan-Lopez, A. A. Saewyc, E. M. 23
Kunz, J. F. 373 Moskalewicz, J. Sargent, J. D. 452
Kuperman, S. 150 Mrug, S. Sartor, C. E. 652, 664, 810
Kuramoto, S. J. 870 Mundt, M. P. Scarlett, A. 885
Murray, R. Scherrer, J. F. 652, 664
904
LaBrie, J. W. Murthy, P. Schinke, S. P. 535
904
Lac, A. Myers, B. Schneider, S. K. 184
Larimer, M. E. , 925 Schuckit, M. A. 150
Laslett, A.-M. 778 Nagarajaiah Schulenberg, J. E. 4]
Latendresse, S. J. 313 Nattala, P. Schutte, K. K. 506
Layte, R. 357 Neighbors, C. Schwinn, T. M. 535
Lee, C. M. 54, 904 Neighbors, C. J. Scribner, R. A. 184
Lee, C. S. 726 Nelson, E. C. Seedat, S. 695
Leeman, R. F. 418 Nich, C. Shen, S. 326
Lemon, S. C. 819 Nickel, E. J. Sher, K. J. 864
Leonard, K. E. 761 Nirenberg, T. D. Shih, R. A. 640
Leukefeld, C. 258 Nixon, S. J. Simon, S. L. 335
Leung, K. S. 581 Nurnberger, J. I., Jr. Simonsen, N. R. 184
Levalahti, E. 5 Skeliy, J. M. 734
Liang, K.-Y. 143 Oesterle, S. Slade, T. 597
Liangpunsakul, S. 249 Ojesjé, L. Sloan, F. A.
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 71, 2010—AUTHORS
Smith, C. A. Thornberry, T. P. 115, 219 Wickizer, T. M. 720
Smith, D. C. Tonigan, J. S. 434 Widom, C. S. 801
Smith, S. M. é Tran, G. Q. 61 Wiegel, J. R. 23
Souza e Silva, R. Tu, X. M. 71 Wiggers, J. H. 909
Spera, C. Tucker, J. S. , 640 Wilkinson, C. 778
Spinks, R. Williams, D. R. 695
Stappenbeck, C. A. Uekawa, K. 373 ba “ C. 720
Stein, D. J. illiams, J. 15
Stepp, S. D. ® Valenstein, M. 473 Wilson, H. W. 801
Stoolmiller, M. van Dalen, W. E. 366 Windle, M. 488
Storr, C. L. van der Lely, N. 366 Wirtz, P. H. 786
Stout, R. L. Vandermaas-Peeler, R. 15 Wirtz, P. W. =
Su, W. van der Vorst, H. 616* — m —
Suliman, S. van Hoof, J. J. 366 Witzmann, F. 249
Swiatkiewicz, G. Vaughn, M. G. 607 betsseomeye va
Szoc, R. Z. Vendrame, A. 445 big
Vergés, A. 864 DS
Talbot, N. L. Viken, R. J. 313 a
Tang, C. Vinson, D. C. 622*
Tanski, S. E. Vogel-Sprott, M. 268 Xia, Y.
Tapert, S. F. Xian, H.
Taylor, L. A. Wachsmuth, W. 629
Ye; ¥.
Teesson, M. Waldron, M. 810
Yi, H.-Y.
Tennen, H. Walton, M. A. 713
Yu. Q.
Terlecki, M. A. : Wang, N. Y. 143
Yucuis, R.
Terry, P. Weisner, C. 210
Testa, M. Wenzel, S. L. 86 Zakletskaia. L. I.
Theall, K. Wetherill, R. R. 180, 895 Zhou, A. J.
Thomas, R. K. White, H. R. 544, 847 Zhu, H.
Thompson, R. D. Wicki, M. 32 Zywiak, W. H.

ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 71, 2010
Subjects
Abstinence, 75, 136, 169, 173, 585, 690 heavy drinking, and parenting style, religiosity, and peers,
early, methamphetamine dependence and neuropsychological 539-543
functioning during, 335-344 at home and outside the home, 105-114, 617
enduring, as distinguished from resumption of hazardous initial alcohol use, affective and personality risk and cognitive
alcohol consumption after treatment for alcohol mediators of, 570-580
dependence, 278-289 parents’ and best friends’ influence over the normative increase
forced during basic training among United States Navy and in drinking at home and outside the home, 105-114
Air Force trainees, 15—22 perceptions of, 255
during pregnancy, 739 reports of friend alcohol use, smoking, and deviant behavior
by women, 176 as predicted by quality of relationship, 253-257
Abstinence expectancies, 345, 571, 577 underage, 41
Acamprosate, 461, 465 Adolescent Injury Checklist, 387
Accidents. See Motor vehicle accidents; Traffic crash Adolescent Symptom Inventory-Fourth Edition (ASI-4), 546
victimizations Adolescents. See also Early adolescence; High school; Older
“ACE” model, 9 adolescents
AcqKnowledge software, Version 3.7.3, 270 causal relationships among tobacco, cannabis, and other illicit
Acute alcohol administration, influence on cognitive performance, drug use, 5—14
345-350 exposure to intimate partner violence, impact on substance use
Acute mental stress, in heart failure patients associated with in early adulthood, 219-230
alcohol consumption, 786-794 inhalant-use disorders in, an item response theory analysis of
Addiction Severity Index (ASI), 128-129, 212, 706, 832-834 DSM-IV criteria for, 607-614
Drug Use Composite of, 259 racial/ethnic differences in substance use, mediated by
individual, family. and school factors, 640-651
Addiction treatment facility, in India, improving alcohol
romantic relationship status changes and substance use among
dependence outcomes, 581—587
18- to 20-years-old, 847-856
Adherence, to pharmacotherapy, 68
substance use by, and gender differences in family formation
Adolescent drinking
behavior, 938-949
alcohol intoxication in Dutch hospital Departments of
in substance-use-disorder treatment, reasons for quitting,
Pediatrics, 366-372
400-409
and alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents, 237—248
truancy and escalation of substance use among, | 15-124
among American eighth- and tenth-grade students, 41-45
using alcohol and marijuana, interactive effects on learning
among late adolescent urban youth, 535-538
and memory performances, 885-894
and aspartate aminotransferase:alanine aminotransferase
Adults. See also Emerging adults; Middle-age adults; Older
ratio, mean corpuscular volume, gamma-glutamy]
aduits; Young adults
transpeptidase, and apolipoprotein Al and B, 249-252
behavioral stability among, 210
college and noncollege factors that influence behavior in
Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, 221
young adulthood, 742-750
Advertising. See Television beer advertisements
computer-based intervention preventing alcohol use among
Affective dimensions of parenting, 314. See also Negative affect
urban youth, 535-538 Affective go/no-go, 567
at different ages in the general population, alcohol-expectancy Affective risk, and cognitive mediators of initial adolescent
dimensions of, 46—53 alcohol use, 570-580
and direct and mediational links to parental bonds, 95—104 Aftercare patients, 74
and early adolescents’ school-level substance use, 488-495 Age factors. See Adolescents; Children; Middle-age adults; Older
effect on learning and memory performances in adolescent adults
users, 885-894 alcohol-expectancy dimensions and alcohol consumption at
etiology of association with perceived parenting, for common different ages, 46—53
genetic and/or environmental liabilities, 313-325 and problematic alcohol use among lesbians living in the
following treatment in Project MATCH, effects of Southern United States, 295-298
pretreatment and posttreatment depressive symptoms Age standardization, 500-503
on, 71—77 Aggression, 79
by friends, adolescent reports of, as predicted by quality of toward intimate partners, and the influence of heavy episodic
relationship and demographic variables, 253—257 drinking, 299-306
in girls, time-varying associations with conduct problems, Air Force Community Assessment survey, 377
544-553 Akaike’s Information Criteria (AIC), 8, 10, 419, 632, 764
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Alcohol. See also Establishments licensed to serve alcohol Alcohol-risky sex, in young Irish adults, suppression effects of
price of, 32 partner type on, 357-365
slowing the brain potential associated with cognitive reaction Alcohol-service practices, 910, 913
time to an omitted stimulus, 268-277 Alcohol treatment, within disadvantaged communities in Cape
Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test Town, South Africa, 395-399
(ASSIST), 758-759 Alcohol Urge Questionnaire, 150
Alcohol abuse or dependence, older foster youths with differential Alcohol use. See Drinking
risk of diagnosis for, 819-830 Alcohol-use disorders (AUDs), 95—96, 278-279, 930
Alcohol and other drug (AOD) outcomes, 224-225, 395-399 in the Australian population, theoretical and observed subtypes
Alcohol availability theory, 38 of DSM-IV, 597-606
Alcohol consumption. See Drinking and early adoption of injectable naltrexone in the private-
Alcohol dependence, 35-36, 71. See also Alcohol abuse or treatment sector, 460-466
dependence effects on global and specific measures of cognition in middle-
course of among Vietnam combat veterans and nonveteran age adults, 192-200
controls, 629-639 intervention attendance among Emergency Department
improving outcomes, and family member involvement in patients, 713-719
relapse prevention, 581—587 item-response theory analysis of DSM-IV criteria, 418-423
paternal, its effect on offspring conduct disorder, 652-663 in a national sample of young adults, the five-year diagnostic
patterns of symptoms, using a latent empirical approach, utility of “diagnostic orphans” for, 410-417
70-878 performance of a craving criterion in the DSM, 674-684
pharmacotherapy for, combining motivational interviewing and religiousness among at-risk drinkers, 136-142
with compliance enhancement therapy in a manual- risk factors for developing, 685
guided psychosocial adjunct to, 61—70
and sleep quality among young-adult Mexican Americans,
and posttraumatic stress disorder in young women, 810-818
879-884
premorbid predictors of, and predicting the failure to recover
in South Africa, predictors of transitions across stages of,
from alcoholism, 685-694
695-703
risk factors for, 813
Alcohol Use Disorders and Associated Disabilities Interview
symptoms not clustered in the same 12 months, diagnostic
Schedule-IV (AUDADIS-IV), 202, 232, 482, 753, 858,
orphans from a longitudinal perspective, 864-869
865
treatment for, and metabolite levels in the brain reward
Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), 35, 56-57,
pathway, 278-289
88, 249, 377-379, 547, 695, 728, 732
Alcohol Dependence Scale, 65—66, 150, 735
Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test Consumption
Alcohol expectancies, 345, 571, 588, 641, 925
(AUDIT-C), 721-722, 736-737
and alcohol consumption at different ages in the general
Alcohol-use initiation
population, 46-53
in adolescents, affective and personality risk and cognitive
differences based on type of alcoholic beverage consumed,
mediators of, 570-580
925-929
in children, and trauma and posttraumatic stress symptoms,
negative, 594
326-334
relationship-specific, in couples with concordant and
Alcoholic beverages, 32. See also individual beverage types
discrepant drinking patterns, 761—768
Alcohol industries, 445 differential alcohol expectancies based on type consumed,
925-929
Alcohol intoxication, among adolescents in Dutch hospital
Departments of Pediatrics, 366-372 effect on executive function of cues associated with, 562-569
Alcohol-involved youth, and cost-effectiveness of motivational Alcoholics
interventions for in hospital emergency departments, alleviating anxiety and depression in, 290
384-394 racial-ethnic disparities in treatment and quality of life, and
Alcohol licensing agencies, 185 perceived alcoholism stigma effect on, 231-236
Alcohol Misuse Prevention Survey, 745 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 125-126, 128, 132-133, 833, 844
Alcohol myopia theory, 300, 304-305 working to reduce anger, and negative affect and relapse,
Alcohol-outlet density, 237 434-444
and campus-reported violence at U.S. colleges, 184-191 Alcoholism. See also Alcohol dependence
Alcohol policy changes, in Denmark, Finland, and Sweden, 32-40 endophenotypes for, 686
Alcohol recall, 326, 619, 621, 769-770, 775 incidence in the revisited Lundby Study population, 496-505
after years of follow-up in the Johns Hopkins Precursors perceived risk for, and reciprocal influence of alcohol use over
Study, reliability of, 143-149 time, 588-596
Alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents, a traffic-flow model of predicting the failure to recover from, and premorbid
drinking, driving, and crashing, 237-248 predictors of alcohol dependence, 685-694
Alcohol-related problems, 166 typologies of, 629
across seven years, transitioning into and out of, 210-218 Alcoholism and Drug Dependency, the Professional’s Master
among lesbians living in the Southern United States, 295-298 Guide, 582-583
changes in following alcohol policy changes in Denmark, Alcoholism Severity Scale, 688-689
Finland, and Sweden, 32-40 Alcoholism stigma, perceived, and racial-ethnic disparities
and direct and mediational links to parental bonds, 95-104 in treatment and quality of life among alcoholics,
understanding changes in alcohol consumption, 831-836 231-236
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Alleviation of brain damage and hypercortis solemia, related to Autoregressive error covariances, 772
chronic alcohol in rats by fluoxetine, potential, 290-294 Availability. See Alcohol-outlet density; Establishments licensed
American Association for Public Opinion Research, 516 to serve alcohol; Price of alcohol
American College of Surgeons, 752 Aversive transmission, of parental alcoholism, 588-596
American Geriatrics Society, 169 Awareness, not assuming, 256
American Heart Association, 941
American National Adult Reading Test, 281 B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP), increasing after acute mental
American Society of Addiction Medicine, 462 stress in heart failure patients associated with alcohol
Amish population, 503 consumption, 786-794
AMOS 7.0 software, 772 Backward Digit Span test, 337, 340-341
AMOS 17.0 software, 932 Balloon Analogue Risk Task (BART), 707
Analyses of covariance (ANCOVAs), 58, 194, 196-197 Barratt Impulsiveness Scale, Version 11, 707
Analyses of variance (ANOVAs), 56—57, 194, 197, 271-272, 275, Bars. See Establishments licensed to serve alcohol
437-438, 519, 523, 536, 565, 765, 804, 880-881, 926 Basic training, forced abstinence during, and alcohol use among
Anecdotal evidence, 426, 435 United States Navy and Air Force trainees following,
Anger, Alcoholics Anonymous work to reduce, 434-444 15-22
Animal studies, 792
Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC), 213-214, 419, 632, 872
fluoxetine potential alleviation of brain damage and Beck Depression Inventory (BD!), 72—74, 281, 284, 887
hypercortisolemia related to chronic alcohol in rats, for Primary Care, 26
290-294
Second Edition, 194
Anticipated alcoho! consumption, during 21st birthday
Beer, specific positive expectancies for, 925
celebrations, versus actual drinking, 180—183
Behavioral Couples Therapy for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, 582
Antisocial behavior, and inhalant use and inhalant-use disorders,
Behavioral Dyscontrol Factor Scale, 691-692
findings from NESARC, 201-209
Behavioral Inhibition/Activation System Scales, 572
Antisocial Behavior Checklist-Lifetime (ABC-L), 547
Behavioral inhibition system/behavioral approach system (BIS
Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), 206-208, 920, 922
BAS), 707
and direct and mediational links to parental bonds, 95—104,
Behavioral undercontrol, 95, 156-157, 690-691, 693, 822, 826,
202
942
Antisocial Process Screening Device (ASPD), 919
Belief in Personal Control Scale, 301-302
Antisocial youths, prescription drug misuse among, 917-924
Bentler-Bonett normed fit index, 840
Anxiety. See also Generalized anxiety disorder
Best friends’ influence, over the normative increase in
separation, 570
adolescents’ alcohol use at home and outside the home,
social, 574
105-114
Apolipoprotein Al and B, and drinking alcohol, 249-252
Between-group difference
Approval perception, 905
Between-person variability. See Individual differences
Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations paradigm, 304
Beverage Rating Scale, 271
Aspartate aminotransferase:alanine aminotransferase (AST:ALT)
Bias
ratio, and drinking alcohol, 249-252
in recall, 619, 621
Assessment effect, 28
in recruitment, 590
Associations. See Prospective association
in selection, 656, 717
At-risk drinkers
in self-reports, 52, 183} 190, 253
automated screening for in a primary care office using
interactive voice response, 734-738 “Big Book” of AA, 435
promoting religious activities among, 141 “Binge” drinking, in undergraduates, and item-response theory
prospective association with the development or maintenance analysis of DSM-IV alcohol-use disorder criteria,
of an alcohol-use disorder, 136-142 418-423
Attendance Birmingham Youth Violence Study, 489
at interventions among Emergency Department patients with Birth-cohort trends, in lifetime and past-year prescription opioid-
alcohol-and drug-use disorders, 713-719 use disorder, 480-487
at religious services, 176 Birth defects, alcohol-related, 739
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), 95 Birthday Celebration Structured Interview-21, 181
Attention set shifting, 563 Birthday celebrations, anticipated versus actual alcohol
Attrition analysis, 260, 745 consumption during, 180—183
Audio computer-assisted self-interview (ACASI), 877 Bland-Altman plots, 145, 147
Australia, 857 Blinding, 26
establishments licensed to serve alcohol and their contribution Blood alcohol concentrations (BACs), 268, 272, 276
to police-recorded crime, 909-916 Bonding. See Parental bonding; School bonding
theoretical and observed subtypes of DSM-IV alcohol- and Bonferroni correction, 205, 346, 568, 584, 928
cannabis-use disorders, 597-606 Border Project, 375
Autocorrelation, spatial, 241-243 Boricua Youth Study, 327
Automated screening, for at-risk drinking in a primary care office Brain damage, related to chronic alcohol in rats, 290-294
using interactive voice response, 734—738 Brain potential, associated with cognitive reaction time to an
Autonomous orientations, 82-84, 96 omitted stimulus, 268-277
adolescent search for, 116 Brain reward pathway, metabolite levels in, 278-289
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Brazil, self-regulatory code violations in television beer Changes
advertisements, 445-451 in alcohol consumption, following problem drinkers for over
Breakups, of romantic relationships, 855 11 years, 831-836
BRENDA platform, 63, 65 in romantic relationship status, and substance use among 18-
Brief Addiction Rating Scale, 583--584 to 20-year-olds, 847-856
Brief alcohol-counseling interventions, in primary care, Chestnut Health Systems, 402
evaluation of an electronic clinical reminder to Chi-square difference tests, 8, 26, 57, 81, 98, 110, 318, 328, 360,
facilitate, 720-725 405, 419, 453, 463, 475, 483, 530, 536, 689, 814, 872,
Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students 906, 912, 942
(BASICS), 57, 559 goodness-of-fit, 547, 549, 551
Brief motivational interventions (BMIs), 713 likelihood ratio, 213, 592-593
change plan as an active ingredient of, 726-733 Mantel-Haenszel, 26
for heavy drinking mandated college students, 54—60
Pearson, 129
plus a booster, 728
Wald, 48, 255, 697
Brief physician advice, for heavy drinking college students,
Child Symptom Inventory-Fourth Edition (CSI-4), 546
23-31
Childhood Conduct Disorder Scale, 688
Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI), 259-260, 919
Childhood Deviance Scale, 688
Broad Spectrum Therapy, 844
Children
Buprenorphine, 461
alcohol-use initiation, and trauma and posttraumatic stress
Bureau ofJ ustice Statistics, 184, 186
symptoms, 326-334
Bureau of Labor Statistics, 388
maltreatment of, 220, 228
Bureau of the Census. See U.S. Census Bureau
predictors of drug-use patterns in maltreated, 801-809
CAGE questionnaire, 26, 144, 165, 167, 171-177, 249, 296-297, traffic crash victimizations by drinking drivers age 21 and
499, 735 older, 351-356
California Healthy Kids Survey, 642 Children of alcoholics (COAs), 588-591, 594-595
California Verbal Learning Test, Second Edition (CVLT-2), Children of Alcoholics Study, 654
887-892 Cholesky models, 8-9, 11-12, 315-316
Campus-reported violence, at 32 U.S. colleges, an ecological Chronic alcohol use, 630
analysis of alcohol-outlet density, 184-191 commonly used markers, 249
Cannabis use, 259, 847-848, 855 in rats, fluoxetine potential alleviation of brain damage and
causality among Finnish adolescent twins, 5—14 hypercortisolemia related to, 290-294
chronic, 892 Chronic substance use, 710
considered nonproblematic, 265, 369 Church-based social support, 140
direct and indirect effects of injunctive norms on, 904-908 Cigarette expectancies, 642
distinguishing from hard drug use, 92 Circumstances, Motivation, Readiness and Suitability (CMRS),
and early adolescents’ school-level substance use, 488-495 401
effect on learning and memory performances in adolescent Citalopram, 61, 63-64, 66
users, 885-894 Classification and regression tree analysis (CART), 820-825, 827
facilitating partnerships, 946 Client-centered therapy, 61
neuroprotective role of, 886, 891-892 Clinical Management, 62
onset of, 157 Clinical outcomes, ofa brief motivational intervention for heavy
preserving visuospatial function, 891 drinking mandated college students, 54-60
as second gateway to other drug use, 5
Clinical reminders, to facilitate brief alcohol-counseling
Cannabis-use disorders, in the Australian population, theoretical
interventions in primary care, 720-725
and observed subtypes of DSM-IV, 597-606
Clinical Trial Network (CTN), 66
Cannabis Use Disorders Identification Test, 758
Clinical trials, 201, 249
CANTABeclipse, 564
among substance-dependent treatment seekers, 704—712
Cape Town, South Africa, drug treatment among disadvantaged
Clinics. See College health clinics
communities, 395-399
Cardiovascular events. See Heart problems Cocaine Anonymous (CA), 128, 132
Cocaine use, 259, 758
“Careless responding,” 710
Case-crossover designs, 619-620, 622 Codes. See Digit symbol-coding; “Geocoding”; Self-regulatory
Causal relationships, 86, 357-358, 767, 892, 946 codes
among tobacco, cannabis, and other illicit drug use, 5—14 Cognition, in middle-age adults, effects of alcohol- and cigarette-
“Ceiling” effects, 432 use disorders on, 192-200, 562
Celebrations. See Birthday celebrations Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), 62-63, 67, 73, 435-436, 931
Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression (CESD) scale, Cognitive Efficiency Factor Scale, 691-692
1715 16,517, 502 Cognitive mediators, of initial adolescent alcohol use, and
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 250, 355, 477, 941 affective and personality risk, 570-580
Central Psychiatric Register (Denmark), 686-687 Cognitive performance, 577, 690-691, 693, 704-705
CES-D Iowa scale, 296 with acute alcohol administration in older moderate drinkers,
Change plans, as an active ingredient of brief motivational 345-350
interventions for reducing negative consequences of potentially protected or enhanced by the endocannabinoid
drinking, 726-733 system, 892
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Cognitive reaction time, to an omitted stimulus, alcohol slowing Concordant drinkers, 761-762, 766
the brain potential associated with, 268-277 Condom use, 86—93, 360
Cohabiting relationships, 848, 853-854, 938-941, 943-944, 947 Conduct disorder, 202, 546, 811
Collaborative Studies on the Genetics of Alcoholism (COGA), in offspring, the effects of paternal alcohol and drug
151-152, 880 dependence, 652-663
College drinking, 769. See also Campus-reported violence; Heavy Conduct Disorder Scale, 688
drinking college students “Conduct-problem-effect” model, 545, 552
college- and noncollege-experience factors that influence, Conduct problems, in adolescent girls, time-varying associations
742-750 with alcohol use, 544-553
and intimate partner violence perpetration, 78-85, 189 Confirmatory factor analysis models, 676, 764
item-response theory analysis of DSM-IV alcohol-use disorder Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS), 222, 227. See also Revised Conflict
criteria, 418-423 Tactics Scale
perceived norms for drinking in the transition from high Conner’s Continuous Performance Test-II (CPT-II), 194, 707-709
school, 895-903 Conselho Nacional de Auto-regulamentagao Publicitaria
reporting numbers of drinks by retrospective summary, (CONAR), 445
followback, and prospective daily diary measures, Consequences. See Negative consequences of drinking
554-561 Control-crossover designs, 621
College health clinics, trial of brief physician advice for heavy Controlled Oral Word Association Test, 194
drinking college students in, 23-31 Controlled Oral Word Fluency, 338
College Health Intervention Projects (CHIPs), 24, 26, 28-30 Controlled orientations, 82-84
Combat experiences, 632 Controls. See also Locus of control
COMBINE (Combining Medications and Behavioral coercive, 97
Interventions) Study, 62—63 normative and environmental, 20
and network support as a prognostic indicator of drinking Coping-motivated drinking, 96-97, 141, 177, 762
outcomes, 837-846 Coping Responses Inventory, 508
Combined therapies, motivational interviewing with compliance Correlated liabilities, among tobacco, cannabis, and other illicit
enhancement therapy, 61-70 drug use, 5—14
Comision Nacional Contra El Uso Ilicito de las Drogas Correlates of problematic alcohol use, among lesbians living in
(CONACUID), 424-425, 427 the Southern United States, 295-298
Common factor model, 5—6 Corticosteroid levels, 293
Common liability model, 6 Cost-effectiveness, of am otivational intervention for alcohol-
Communities involved youth in a hospital emergency department,
disadvantaged, and factors associated with retention in alcohol 384-394
and other drug treatment, 395-399 Counseling. See Brief alcohol-counseling interventions
fostering healthier and safer, 247 County Temperance Board, 499
Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol project, 374 Couples, with concordant and discrepant drinking patterns,
Community-based interventions, 183, 190, 210, 374 relationship-specific alcohol expectancies in, 761—768
Community-based problems. See Environmental liabilities Course of alcohol dependence, among Vietnam combat veterans,
Community Epidemiology Laboratory, 832 629-639
Community Trials Project, 239 Covariates, of substance-use initiation for Venezuelan youth,
Comparative fit index (CFI), 81-82, 547, 549, 551, 592-593, 677, 424-433
898-900, 906, 932-933, 935-936 Cox proportional hazard models, 178, 328, 330, 584-586, 814
Compatibility theories, of relationship functioning, 761 Craving, 150-151, 279
Compliance enhancement therapy (CET), combining with as a performance criterion in DSM alcohol use disorders,
motivational interviewing, 61—70 674-684
Components analysis, of the abbreviated Desires for Alcohol Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act, 184
Questionnaire, 150-155 Criminological studies, 201, 609, 780, 918, 942
Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI), 676, 702, police-recorded, and the contribution of establishments
821 licensed to serve alcohol to, 909-916
Substance Abuse Module, 138 Criterion information curves, 609, 611
Version 2.1, 599 Criterion response curves, 609
Version 3.0, 696 Cronbach’s alpha, 117, 152, 296, 328, 396, 412, 598, 942
Comprehensive Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire (CAEQ), 47 Cross-lag models, 770, 772-775
Comprehensive Drinker Profile, 436 Cross-lagged panel model, 589
Comprehensive Effects of Alcohol Questionnaire (CEOA), 926 Cross-sectional studies, 16, 34, 52, 137, 169, 241, 595, 801, 877,
Comprehensive Solvent Screening Inventory, 609 892, 907
Comprehensive Trail Making Test, 194 Cross-substance use, 195
Computer-based interventions, 298 “Crossover effect.” 801-802
results preventing alcohol use among late adolescent urban Cues
youth, 535-538 associated with an alcoholic beverage, 562-569
Computer-based training version of cognitive-behavioral therapy instigatory, 300-301
(CBT4CBT), 705-706 vulnerability to, 154
Computerized Diagnostic Interview Schedule-Revised (CDIS-R), “Culture of Responsible Choices” (CoRC) program, 374,
73 381-382
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Customary Drinking and Drug Use Record, 573, 887 criteria for cannabis-use disorder, 599-601, 603-604
criteria for conduct disorder, 546, 552, 656
Daily Drinking Questionnaire (DDQ), 56-57, 80, 897, 926 criteria for current methamphetamine dependence, 336
Daily measures, and drinking norm-behavior association over criteria for inhalant abuse, 202—203, 208
time, 769-777 criteria for inhalant-use disorders in adolescents, 607-614
DataStat Inc., 516 criteria for lifetime diagnoses, 193, 201, 203, 232, 656, 667,
Date Eligible for Return from Overseas (DEROS), 630-631 858, 865, 885-886
“Dating relationships,” 847, 849, 853-854 criteria for major depressive disorder, 656, 708
Decision tree procedure, 820 criteria for mental disorder, 258
criteria for psychiatric disorder, 672, 688
Delinquent behaviors. See Behavioral undercontrol criteria for PTSD, 328, 813
Denmark, changes in alcohol-related problems following alcohol criteria for substance-use disorders, 481-482, 598, 608, 705
policy changes in, 32-40 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth
Department of Motor Vehicles, 387, 392 Edition, Text Revision (DSM-IV-TR), 128, 212, 396,
Dependence. See Alcohol dependence: Course of alcohol 403
dependence Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth
Depressive symptoms, 5, 195-196, 259, 434, 811 Edition (DSM-V), 150, 416, 418, 597, 604, 674-675,
pretreatment and posttreatment, 71—77 683, 862, 868
Descriptive norms, 527-532 Diagnostic Interview Schedule, 138, 631
Desires for Alechol Questionnaire (DAQ), abbreviated, principal Version III-R, 802
components analysis of, 150—155 Version IV, 609, 918
Development of an alcohol-use disorder, and religiousness among Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children, DSM-IV version
at-risk drinkers, 136-142
(DISC-IV), 327-328, 886
Developmental trajectories, 116, 488-489, 493
Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Psychoactive Substance
Deviance-proneness model, 96, 101
Dependence, 128
Deviant behavior, by friends, adolescent reports of, 253-257
“Diagnostic orphans,” 714
Deviant Children Grown Up, 692
alcohol-dependence symptoms not clustered in the same 12
Diabetes, 176
months, 864-869
relationship to life-course drinking patterns, 515-525
their five-year diagnostic utility for alcohol use disorders,
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM),
410-417
criteria for alcohol use disorders, craving in, 674-684
Differential risk, of diagnosis for alcohol abuse or dependence
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Third
among older foster youths, 819-830
Edition (DSM-III)
Diffusion theory, 461
criteria for alcohol abuse and dependence, 497
Digit symbol-coding, 707
criteria for lifetime parental alcohol abuse and dependence,
Direct-mail campaigns, 767
590
Disadvantaged communities, in Cape Town, South Africa,
enabling cross-national comparisons, 496
395-399
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Third
Discrepant drinkers, 761—762
Edition, Revised (DSM-III-R)
Discrete flow theory, 238
criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence, 73, 171, 436, 591
Discrimination, 295
criteria for alcohol dependence, 151, 503
criteria for conduct disorder and antisocial personality Disinhibition, 208
disorder, 667 Disruptive behavior. See Behavioral undercontrol
criteria for lifetime alcohol deperdence, 151, 503, 654, 688, Dissonance-reduction processes, 775-776
880 Disulfiram, 465
criteria for lifetime depression, 666 Divorce, 176-177, 657-658, 662
criteria for lifetime illicit drug use, 803 “Dosage-set,” 345
criteria for nicotine dependence, 666 Drinker Inventory of Consequences (DrInC), 728-730
criteria for psychiatric disorder, 672, 802 Drinking. See also Abstinence; Acute alcohol administration;
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Adolescent drinking; Alcohol-related problems;
Edition (DSM-IV), 696, 821 Alcoholic beverages; Alcoholics; At-risk drinkers;
criteria for alcohol- and cannabis-use disorders in the “Binge” drinking; College drinking; Early-onset
Australian population, 597-606 alcohol use; Hazardous drinking; Life-course drinking
criteria for alcohol abuse, 498, 861-862 patterns: Numbers of drinks; Quitting; Responsible
criteria for alcohol abuse due to hazardous use as a less severe drinking
form of abuse, 857-863 after acute mental stress in heart failure patients, 786-794
criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence, 137, 152, 198, 211, after Sorced abstinence in basic training among United States
675, 819-821 Navy and Air Force trainees, 15—22
criteria for alcohol dependence, 63-64, 150, 279, 410, age-at-onset, 697-700
599-602, 604, 667, 742, 833-834, 839, 857, 870, 873, for career advancement, 177
877 encouraged by advertisements, 449
criteria for alcohol or drug abuse, 597, 631, 714 harms caused by, 778
criteria for alcohol-use disorder, 412, 415, 418-423, 654, 683, in hazardous drinking Emergency-Department patients,
721, 864 726-733