Addiction

The Processes of Change Questionnaire – Alcohol Version (PCQ-A) assesses cognitive and behavioral strategies individuals use to change alcohol-related behaviors effectively.

The CAGE scale is a brief tool to identify potential problem drinking. It asks four questions about drinking habits, focusing on Cut down, Annoyance, Guilt, and Eye-opener.

The Parent Caregiver Drug Issues Checklist (PCDIC) assesses substance use impact on parenting. It helps identify risks, promote awareness, and guide support for healthier family environments.

The National Household Survey on Drug Abuse highlights the critical link between age of first use and future substance abuse, informing prevention strategies.

The Monitoring the Future Survey on Binge Drinking (MTFS-BD) tracks trends in adolescent binge drinking, providing vital data for prevention and intervention strategies.

The Monitoring the Future Survey (MTFS-30DU) tracks adolescent drug use trends over the past 30 days, providing insights into substance use among youth.

The Monitoring the Future Survey on Disapproval of Drug Use reveals trends in youth attitudes, showing increasing disapproval of substance use among adolescents.

The Michigan Alcohol Screening Test (MAST) is a widely used tool for assessing alcohol misuse, helping identify individuals in need of intervention and support.

The Internet Addiction Test (IAT) assesses the extent of an individual’s internet usage and its impact on daily life, helping identify potential addiction.

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