Jitter plots of drinking frequency ratio and average quantity ratio for beer (2A), white spirits (2B), whisky (2C), and other beverages (2D) Zone A represents CSQF over-report by average quantity, Zone B represents CSQF over-report by frequency, Zone C represents BSQF over-report by average quantity, Zone D represents BSQF over-report by frequency, and Zone E represents equivalence; Line P represents the equality of effect line, Line Q represents CSQF over-report of 1.5 times, and Line R represents BSQF over-report of 1.5 times.</p
Background: Barriers exist for drinkers who wish to comply with low-risk guidelines when these are e...
a<p>. Adjusted for age, sex, income and education.</p>b<p>. The standard drink is defined as any dri...
Summary drinking variables by measurement instruments (BSQF and CSQF; n = 804 with 183 current drink...
Aim To compare data quality of two formats of the weekly recall measure (WR1 vs WR2) and the weekly ...
Comparisons of frequency, average quantity, and total consumption ratios reported using different in...
Abstract — Aims: Population surveys use a variety of methods to collect data on alcohol consumption....
OBJECTIVE: In general population survey instruments that measure volume of drinking, additional ques...
Identifying health impairment related to ethanol consumption is one of the major objectives of publi...
Various methodological issues influence the measurement of alcohol consumption in surveys. One facto...
ABSTRACT — Aims: To evaluate advantages and disadvantages of the graduated frequency (GF) approach, ...
<p>Study 2 descriptive statistics for craving, light-headedness, unit estimation and alcohol consume...
<p>Study 1 descriptive statistics for craving, light-headedness, unit estimation and alcohol consume...
Background Several psychometrically sound measures of alcohol use have been developed to assess drin...
Objective: Subjective response to alcohol (SR) has been shown to differ by gender, family history of...
<p>Participants’ averaged reported alcohol consumption across drink type and assessment time period....
Background: Barriers exist for drinkers who wish to comply with low-risk guidelines when these are e...
a<p>. Adjusted for age, sex, income and education.</p>b<p>. The standard drink is defined as any dri...
Summary drinking variables by measurement instruments (BSQF and CSQF; n = 804 with 183 current drink...
Aim To compare data quality of two formats of the weekly recall measure (WR1 vs WR2) and the weekly ...
Comparisons of frequency, average quantity, and total consumption ratios reported using different in...
Abstract — Aims: Population surveys use a variety of methods to collect data on alcohol consumption....
OBJECTIVE: In general population survey instruments that measure volume of drinking, additional ques...
Identifying health impairment related to ethanol consumption is one of the major objectives of publi...
Various methodological issues influence the measurement of alcohol consumption in surveys. One facto...
ABSTRACT — Aims: To evaluate advantages and disadvantages of the graduated frequency (GF) approach, ...
<p>Study 2 descriptive statistics for craving, light-headedness, unit estimation and alcohol consume...
<p>Study 1 descriptive statistics for craving, light-headedness, unit estimation and alcohol consume...
Background Several psychometrically sound measures of alcohol use have been developed to assess drin...
Objective: Subjective response to alcohol (SR) has been shown to differ by gender, family history of...
<p>Participants’ averaged reported alcohol consumption across drink type and assessment time period....
Background: Barriers exist for drinkers who wish to comply with low-risk guidelines when these are e...
a<p>. Adjusted for age, sex, income and education.</p>b<p>. The standard drink is defined as any dri...
Summary drinking variables by measurement instruments (BSQF and CSQF; n = 804 with 183 current drink...