Search Results - "Wiese, Amanda L"

The impact of State of Surrender on the relationship between engagement in substance use treatment and meaning in life presence: a pilot study by Sease, Thomas B, Cox, Cathy R, Wiese, Amanda L, Sandoz, Emily K, Knight, Kevin

“…The current study examined the construct of State of Surrender (SoS)-defined as a willingness to accept, without resistance, what is to come-and investigated…”
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Results of a national survey of substance use treatment services for youth under community supervision by Knight, Danica K., Funk, Rod R., Belenko, Steven, Dennis, Michael, Wiese, Amanda L., Bartkowski, John P., Dembo, Richard, Elkington, Katherine S., Flynn, Patrick M., Harris, Philip W., Hogue, Aaron, Palinkas, Lawrence A., Robertson, Angela A., Scott, Christy K.

“…Background Despite the heightened risk for substance use (SU) among youth in the juvenile justice system, many do not receive the treatment that they need…”
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25-Year Evaluation of an In-Person Therapeutic Community Program in the Southwest United States between 1994 and 2019 by Wiese, Amanda L., Sease, Thomas B., Knight, Kevin

“…This study investigated the effect of therapeutic community programming and aftercare treatment completion on rearrest rates in the Southwest United States…”
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Sex-related differences in subjective, but not neural, cue-elicited craving response in heavy cannabis users by Prashad, Shikha, Hammonds, Ryan P., Wiese, Amanda L., Milligan, Amber L., Filbey, Francesca M.

“…•We examined sex-related differences in neural and subjective craving to cannabis.•We used PCA to assess relative contributions of neural and subjective…”
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Avoidance self-efficacy: Personal indicators of risky sex and substance use among at-risk youth by Wiese, Amanda L., Sease, Thomas B., Joseph, Elizabeth D., Becan, Jennifer E., Knight, Kevin, Knight, Danica K.

“…•This study examined predictors of substance use and risky sex avoidance.•White youth reported more risk-taking and assertiveness compared to BIPOC youth.•In…”
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Analyses of the TCU drug screen 5: using an item response theory model with a sample of juvenile justice youth by Wiese, Amanda L., Sease, Thomas B., Knight, Danica K., Knight, Kevin

“…It is important to identify substance use disorders among youth who enter the juvenile justice system using a validated screener, such as the Texas Christian…”
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The Validity of TCU Drug Screen 5 for Identifying Substance Use Disorders among Justice-Involved Youth by Wiese, Amanda L, Blue, Thomas R, Knight, Danica Kalling, Knight, Kevin

“…According to the Juvenile Justice Behavioral Health Services Cascade (Belenko et al., 2017), the first step in a best-practice approach to addressing SU needs…”
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A Latent Profile Analysis of Substance Use and Post-Traumatic Stress on Substance Use Treatment Outcomes Among People Involved with the Justice System by Sease, Thomas B., Wiese, Amanda L., Knight, Kevin

“…This study used latent profile analysis to classify legally-involved persons in substance use treatment into mutually exclusive groups based on their clinical…”
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