Search Results - "ANNIS, HELEN M."

Barriers to help-seeking for change in drinking: A gender-focused review of the literature by Schober, Renate, Annis, Helen M.

“…Women with drinking problems are less likely than men to utilize alcoholspecific treatment services; they are comparatively more likely to seek help in general…”
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Development and validation of the Drug-Taking Confidence Questionnaire: A measure of coping self-efficacy by Sklar, Sherrilyn M., Annis, Helen M., Turner, Nigel E.

“…The Drug-Taking Confidence Questionnaire (DTCQ; Annis & Martin, 1985) is a 50-item self-report questionnaire developed to assess situation-specific coping…”
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Measurement of antecedents to drug and alcohol use: Psychometric properties of the Inventory of Drug-Taking Situations (IDTS) by Turner, Nigel E., Annis, Helen M., Sklar, Sherrilyn M.

“…The development, factor structure, and validity of the Inventory of Drug-Taking Situations (IDTS) is described. This 50-item self-report questionnaire, which…”
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Group Comparisons of Coping Self-Efficacy Between Alcohol and Cocaine Abusers Seeking Treatment by Sklar, Sherrilyn M, Annis, Helen M, Turner, Nigel E

“…The Drug-Taking Confidence Questionnaire (DTCQ; H. M. Annis & G. Martin, 1985 ) assesses situation-specific coping self-efficacy for resisting the use of a…”
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The role of coping in relapse crisis outcome: a prospective study of treated alcoholics by Moser, A E, Annis, H M

“…This study investigates the influence of coping on the outcome of a relapse crisis for a sample of 125 treated alcoholics during the first 12 weeks following…”
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Outcome and efficacy expectancy in the prediction of post-treatment drinking behaviour by Solomon, K E, Annis, H M

“…A recent controversy in research on self-efficacy theory has been directed at the role of outcome and efficacy expectancies in the prediction of behaviour…”
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A controlled field trial of group versus individual cognitive-behavioural training for relapse prevention by Graham, K, Annis, H M, Brett, P J, Venesoen, P

“…Results are presented of a randomized field trial comparing two aftercare regimes, namely individual versus group delivery of a structured relapse prevention…”
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Gender in relation to relapse crisis situations, coping, and outcome among treated alcoholics by Annis, Helen M, Sklar, Sherrilyn M, Moser, Andrea E

“…Relapse crisis situations resulting in successful coping (i.e., abstinence) and unsuccessful coping (i.e., relapse) were examined in 90 male and 35 female…”
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Profile Types on the Inventory of Drinking Situations: Implications for Relapse Prevention Counseling by Annis, Helen M, Graham, J. Martin

“…The Inventory of Drinking Situations ( H. M. Annis, 1982 ) was used to assess the situations in which 286 clients drank heavily in the year before entering an…”
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Matching Addiction Outpatient Counseling to Client Readiness for Change: The Role of Structured Relapse Prevention Counseling by Annis, Helen M, Schober, Renate, Kelly, Elizabeth

“…The clinical importance of matching counseling procedures to the client's readiness for change is gaining increased recognition in the addictions treatment…”
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Heavy Drinking and Negative Affective Situations in a General Population and a Treatment Sample: Alternative Explanations by Cunningham, John A, Sobell, Mark B, Sobell, Linda C, Gavin, Douglas R, Annis, Helen M

“…Situations associated with heavy alcohol consumption were compared across respondents with different levels of alcohol dependence within a general population…”
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The Differential Treatment Model: Empirical Evidence from a Personality Typology of Adult Offenders by ANNIS, HELEN M., CHAN, DAVID

“…The interaction of offender type by treatment program was examined within a randomized control group design involving the assignment of 100 adult offenders…”
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The reactive effects of follow-up assessment procedures: an experimental study by Ogborne, A C, Annis, H M

“…A four group randomized control study designed to investigate the reactive effects of follow-up interviews and self-monitoring procedures on the self-reported…”
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Calcium carbimide in alcoholism treatment. Part 1: A placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trial of short-term efficacy by Peachey, J E, Annis, H M, Bornstein, E R, Sykora, K, Maglana, S M, Shamai, S

“…A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled single cross-over study of the alcohol sensitizing drug, calcium carbimide (CC), was conducted in 128 patients…”
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Calcium carbimide in alcoholism treatment. Part 2: Medical findings of a short-term, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trial by Peachey, J E, Annis, H M, Bornstein, E R, Maglana, S M, Sykora, K

“…Drug-induced toxicity in chronic alcoholics who participated in a 4-month placebo (Pl)--controlled clinical trial of the efficacy of calcium carbimide (CC) is…”
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Personality and social factors in adolescent marijuana use: A path-analytic study by Kohn, Paul M, Annis, Helen M

“…Obtained measures of the following variables from 193 high school students: marihuana use, attitude toward marihuana use, the peer-acceptance and…”
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Crossing the threshold: factors in self-identification as an alcoholic by Skinner, H A, Glaser, F B, Annis, H M

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Group Treatment of Incarcerated Offenders with Alcohol and Drug Problems: A Controlled Evaluation by Annis, Helen M.

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Maturational Changes in Canadian Adolescents' Cognitive Attitudinal Structure Concerning Marijuana by Kohn, Paul M., Annis, Helen M., Chan, David W.

“…Thirty-four items concerning marijuana use were administered three times to a cohort of Canadian high school students between Grades 11 and 13, in 1977 (n =…”
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Relapse to substance abuse: empirical findings within a cognitive-social learning approach by Annis, H M

“…A cognitive-social learning model of relapse prevention, specifically Albert Bandura's theory of self-efficacy, is one of the most influential theoretical…”
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