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Reliability of the Timeline Followback for Cocaine, Cannabis, and Cigarette Use by Robinson, Sean M., Sobell, Linda Carter, Sobell, Mark B., Leo, Gloria I.

“…The Timeline Followback (TLFB), a retrospective calendar-based measure of daily substance use, was initially developed to obtain self-reports of alcohol use…”
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The reliability of the Alcohol Timeline Followback when administered by telephone and by computer by Sobell, Linda C., Brown, Joanne, Leo, Gloria I., Sobell, Mark B.

“…The Alcohol Timeline Followback (TLFB) has been shown to be a psychometrically sound assessment instrument for obtaining retrospective daily estimates of…”
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Promoting Self-Change With Alcohol Abusers: A Community-Level Mail Intervention Based on Natural Recovery Studies by Sobell, Linda Carter, Sobell, Mark B., Leo, Gloria I., Agrawal, Sangeeta, Johnson-Young, Lisa, Cunningham, John A.

“…Background: By using a public health approach to the treatment of alcohol problems, this study analyzed the efficacy and cost analysis of two versions of a…”
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CROSS-CULTURAL EVALUATION OF TWO DRINKING ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS: ALCOHOL TIMELINE FOLLOWBACK AND INVENTORY OF DRINKING SITUATIONS by Sobell, Linda C., Agrawal, Sangeeta, Annis, Helen, Ayala-Velazquez, Hector, Echeverria, Leticia, Leo, Gloria I., Rybakowski, Janusz K., Sandahl, Christer, Saunders, Bill, Thomas, Sally, Ziólkowski, Marcin

“…This article describes the psychometric characteristics of two major assessment instruments used in a World Health Organization (WHO) clinical trial: (a)…”
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Reliability of a timeline method: assessing normal drinkers' reports of recent drinking and a comparative evaluation across several populations by Sobell, L C, Sobell, M B, Leo, G I, Cancilla, A

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ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSERS' PERCEIVED REASONS FOR SELF-CHANGE IN CANADA AND SWITZERLAND: COMPUTER-ASSISTED CONTENT ANALYSIS by Sobell, Linda C., Klingemann, Harald K.-H., Toneatto, Tony, Sobell, Mark B., Agrawal, Sangeeta, Leo, Gloria I.

“…Although many people recover from substance-use associated problems on their own, little is known about this phenomenon. The paper had two objectives: to use a…”
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Fostering self-change among problem drinkers: A proactive community intervention by Sobell, Linda C., Cunningham, John A., Sobell, Mark B., Agrawal, Sangeeta, Gavin, Douglas R., Leo, Gloria I., Singh, Karen N.

“…This paper describes the rationale and design for a recently implemented study involving a community-based intervention designed to foster self-change for…”
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Does enhanced social support improve outcomes for problem drinkers in guided self-change treatment? by Sobell, Mark B, Sobell, Linda C, Leo, Gloria I

“…Although social support has been repeatedly identified as a strong correlate of recovery from alcohol problems, enhancing social support has seldom been a…”
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Comparison of a Quick Drinking Screen with the Timeline Followback for individuals with alcohol problems by SOBELL, Linda Carter, AGRAWAL, Sangeeta, SOBELL, Mark B, LEO, Gloria I, YOUNG, Lisa Johnson, CUNNINGHAM, John A, SIMCO, Edward R

“…Two major strategies have typically been used to assess recent drinking: (1) Daily Estimation (DE) measures such as the Timeline Followback (TLFB) and (2)…”
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What triggers the resolution of alcohol problems without treatment by Sobell, L C, Sobell, M B, Toneatto, T, Leo, G I

“…This study investigated natural recoveries (self-change) from alcohol problems, and overcame several methodological problems that affected the few previous…”
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Alcohol abusers' perceptions of the accuracy of their self-reports of drinking: implications for treatment by Sobell, L C, Toneatto, T, Sobell, M B, Leo, G I, Johnson, L

“…Several major literature reviews have concluded that alcohol abusers generally give valid self-reports when interviewed under certain conditions. Nevertheless,…”
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Severely dependent alcohol abusers may be vulnerable to alcohol cues in television programs by SOBELL, L. C, SOBELL, M. B, TONEATTO, T, LEO, G. I

“…The self-reported ability of 96 alcohol abusers to resist the urge to drink heavily was assessed after they viewed a videotape of a popular prime time…”
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Effect of television programming and advertising on alcohol consumption in normal drinkers by SOBELL, L. C, SOBELL, M. B, RILEY, D. M, KLAJNER, F, LEO, G. I, PAVAN, D, CANCILLA, A

“…The drinking behavior of 96 male normal drinking college students was assessed after they viewed a videotape of a popular prime-time television program…”
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