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Substance Abuse - Subject Baseline

This measure appears in the following time-points: Baseline.

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Description of Measure

The Substance Use/Abuse Inventory is a modified version of a substance use measure developed by Chassin et al., 1991 for use in a study of children of alcoholics. This measure considers the adolescent's use of illegal drugs and alcohol over the course of his/her lifetime and in the past six-months. The self-report measure is comprised of the following subscales: Substance Use (e.g., "How often have you had alcohol to drink?") and Social Consequences, Dependency & Treatment (e.g., "Have you ever had problems or arguments with family or friends before because of your alcohol or drug use?"/ "Have you ever wanted a drink or drugs so badly that you could not think of about anything else?"). In addition, Parental Substance Use (e.g., "Has your mother ever gotten into trouble at work because of drinking?") is assessed.

Substance Use

Social Consequences, Dependency & Treatment

Parental Substance Use

Mother

Father

Twenty-five scores are computed :

The following individual items are also available:

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