Although individuals who use illicit drugs are a potentially vulnerable population, there have
been no objective evaluations of the effectiveness of standard informed consent procedures …

This study examines relapse and recovery in Project MATCH. The study examines the
transitions between periods of abstinence, lapse, and relapse. A set of proximal and distal …

Due to unfunded mandates from the federal government, increasing demands for government
services, and taxpayer revolts against additional taxes, the mid-1990s have become …

The progressively rigorous methodological requirements of conducting clinical trials of
behavioral treatments has placed a large burden on individual investigators, as treatment …

OBJECTIVE: Schizophrenic patients have high rates of cigarette smoking. The authors
compared the outcomes of two group psychotherapy programs for smoking cessation in patients …

Objectives: This study evaluated the efficacy of a computer-based version of cognitive-behavioral
therapy (CBT) for substance dependence. Method: This was a randomized clinical trial …

Whither, or wither, empirically supported therapies? Increasingly rigorous research in behavioral
therapies has yielded a large number of effective therapies, but comparatively little work…

Aim Because very little is known about the parenting of drug‐abusing men, this study was
designed to document ways that drug abuse contributes to compromise of responsible …

The present study aims to explore whether an impairment in emotional facial expressions (EFE)
decoding is specific to alcoholism compared with opiate dependence. An EFE decoding …

Objective: Computer-assisted therapies offer a novel, cost-effective strategy for providing
evidence-based therapies to a broad range of individuals with psychiatric disorders. However, …