Alcohol craving predicts drinking during treatment: an analysis of three assessment instruments.

Flannery, Barbara; Poole, Sabrina; Gallop, Robert; Volpicelli, J. R.

doi:10.15288/jsa.2003.64.120

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“…Cues associated with addictive drugs such as alcohol, cocaine, morphine, and nicotine trigger craving in some individuals, which may be conducive to relapse (e.g., Flannery et al, 2003;Litt et al, 2000). From the animal literature, it is well documented that stimuli associated with drug administration can reinstate drug-seeking behavior following extinction or prolonged abstinence (e.g., Bienkowski, et al, 1999;Gracy et al, 2000;Katner and Weiss, 1999;Weiss et al, 2000Weiss et al, ,2001.…”

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FOS expression induced by an ethanol-paired conditioned stimulus

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Ryabinin

Cunningham

2007

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

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To identify brain areas involved in ethanol-induced Pavlovian conditioning, brains of male DBA/2J mice were immunohistochemically analyzed for FOS expression after exposure to a conditioned stimulus (CS) previously paired with ethanol (2 g/kg) in two experiments. Mice were trained with a procedure that normally produces place preference (Before: ethanol before the CS) or one that normally produces place aversion (After: ethanol after the CS). Control groups received unpaired ethanol injections in the home cage (Delay) or saline only (Naïve). On the test day, mice were exposed to the 5-min CS 90 min before sacrifice. Before groups showed a conditioned increase in activity, whereas the After group showed a conditioned decrease in activity. FOS expression after a drug-free CS exposure was significantly higher in Before-group mice than in control mice in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (Exp. 1) and anterior ventral tegmental area (Exps. 1-2). Conditioned FOS responses were also seen in areas of the extended amygdala and hippocampus (Exp. 2). However, no conditioned FOS changes were seen in any brain area examined in After-group mice. Overall, these data suggest an important role for the mesolimbic dopamine pathway, extended amygdala and hippocampus in ethanol-induced conditioning.

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FOS expression induced by an ethanol-paired conditioned stimulus

Hill

Ryabinin

Cunningham

2007

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

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“…The PACS has also been reported to show concurrent and discriminant validity in a population of individuals with AUD only [32]. Finally, PACS scores demonstrate predictive validity among individuals with AUD only via a significant relationship with relapse [32][33]. PACS telephone administration to assess self-reported alcohol craving among Veterans, including those with PTSD, has been previously reported by Simpson et al [31].…”

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“…The four groups were not significantly different according to age (one-way ANOVA, F [3,33] AUDIT-C = Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test, consumption questions; CC = combat comparison; MHD = mental health disorder; mTBI = mild traumatic brain injury; SD = standard deviation. Table 3.…”

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Alcohol use and craving among Veterans with mental health disorders and mild traumatic brain injury

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“…Nevertheless, craving has been linked both to poorer outcomes following treatment and greater attrition during treatment (6)(7)(8)(9). Alcohol craving is generally considered a core symptom of AUD and a strong predictor of relapse in patients with AUD (9)(10)(11)(12). Consistent with these observations, craving was the main factor related with relaps among Turkish inpatients with AUD during 12 months after inpatient treatment (13).…”

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Validation study of the Turkish version of the Craving Typology Questionnaire (CTQ) in male alcohol-dependent patients

Evren¹,

Umut²,

Ağaçhanlı³

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Dusunen Adam

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Validation study of the Turkish version of the Craving Typology Questionnaire (CTQ) in male alcohol-dependent patients Objective: Alcohol craving is considered a core symptom of alcohol use disorder and a strong predictor of relapse in alcohol-dependent adults. The Craving Typology Questionnaire (CTQ) allows dimensional selfrating assessment of craving according to a three-pathway psychobiological model of craving (reward, relief, and obsessive craving). Aim of the present study was to evaluate psychometric properties of the Turkish version of the CTQ in a sample of inpatients and outpatients with alcohol use disorder (AUD).Method: Participants included 157 inpatients and outpatients with AUD. Participants were evaluated with the CTQ and the Obsessive-Compulsive Drinking Scale (OCDS), which includes items to evaluate both total craving and its obsessive and compulsive components.Results: The obsessive, relief, and reward craving components accounted for 27.91%, 8.17% and 7.23% of total variance, respectively. Items 7 and 8 were included in obsessive craving and item 10 was included in relief craving instead of reward craving. Obsessive craving had a Cronbach's α of 0.87, whereas the coefficients were 0.64 for relief craving and 0.42 for reward craving. Items were moderately correlated with their subscales. All types of craving were moderately correlated with OCDS and the obsessive dimension of OCDS, whereas they were mildly correlated with the compulsion dimension of OCDS.

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Alcohol craving predicts drinking during treatment: an analysis of three assessment instruments.

Cited by 135 publications

References 34 publications

FOS expression induced by an ethanol-paired conditioned stimulus

FOS expression induced by an ethanol-paired conditioned stimulus

Alcohol use and craving among Veterans with mental health disorders and mild traumatic brain injury

Validation study of the Turkish version of the Craving Typology Questionnaire (CTQ) in male alcohol-dependent patients

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