• DOI:10.1097/00132576-200302020-00001
Corpus ID: 143129215

Relationships Among Laboratory and Psychometric Measures of Impulsivity: Implications in Substance Abuse and Dependence

@article{Lane2003RelationshipsAL,
  title={Relationships Among Laboratory and Psychometric Measures of Impulsivity: Implications in Substance Abuse and Dependence},
  author={S. Lane and D. Cherek and H. Rhoades and C. Pietras and O. Tcheremissine},
  journal={Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment},
  year={2003},
  volume={2},
  pages={33-40}
}

S. Lane, D. Cherek, +2 authors O. Tcheremissine

Published 2003

Psychology

Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment

Objectives Problems with impulsive behavior are a key feature in substance use disorders. Many studies have examined this relationship, but methods used to measure impulsivity have varied greatly. The present study used a multimethod approach to determine relationships using both laboratory and psychometric measures of impulsivity commonly employed in the behavioral and health sciences. Methods Thirty-two adult male subjects participated for 5 days, completing psychometric instruments on day 1… CONTINUE READING

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