Smartphone‐delivered approach bias modification for reducing harmful drinking amongst middle–older age adults: Secondary analyses of a single‐arm pilot study
Georgia L. Bolt,
Hugh Piercy,
Jennifer Bradshaw
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionNovel, scalable, low‐cost interventions are needed to reduce harmful drinking amongst middle–older adults. Approach bias modification (ApBM) is a promising form of cognitive training for preventing/reducing alcohol use that can be delivered via smartphone. This study explored the acceptability and preliminary effectiveness of smartphone delivered and personalised ApBM amongst Australians ≥55 years, an age cohort at risk of alcohol‐related harms.MethodsSecondary analyses in a middle–older adult subs… Show more
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