Measuring craving: A systematic review and mapping of assessment instruments. What about sexual craving?

Background and aims: Craving is central in the definition of addictive disorders because of its diagnostic and prognostic value. Its measurement is essential in clinical practice. Previous reviews provided a better overview of existing instruments; however, they do not consider emerging substances a...

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Publicado en:Addiction Vol. 118; no. 12; pp. 2277 - 2315
Autores principales: Miele, Cécile, Cabé, Julien, Cabé, Nicolas, Bertsch, Ingrid, Brousse, Georges, Pereira, Bruno, Moulin, Valérie, Barrault, Servane
Formato: research systematic review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Dec2023
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          Miele, Cécile
          Cabé, Julien
          Cabé, Nicolas
          Bertsch, Ingrid
          Brousse, Georges
          Pereira, Bruno
          Moulin, Valérie
          Barrault, Servane
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          Craving
          Psychometrics
          Instrument Validation
          Interpersonal Relations
          Sexual Addiction
          Substance Use Disorders
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      ab: Background and aims: Craving is central in the definition of addictive disorders because of its diagnostic and prognostic value. Its measurement is essential in clinical practice. Previous reviews provided a better overview of existing instruments; however, they do not consider emerging substances and behaviors such as sexual addictions. Our objectives were threefold: (1) to provide a systematic review of craving assessment instruments and their psychometric characteristics within a transdiagnostic approach, (2) to highlight and map their conceptual relationships and (3) to identify potential sexual craving assessment instruments. Methods: The review was conducted using Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta‐Analyses (PRISMA) methodology. The PubMed, Embase, PsychInfo and Cochrane/Central databases were searched for publications that met the following inclusion criterion: validation studies of craving assessment instruments, regardless of target substance or behavior. The original search identified 4561 references and included 147 articles. Each selected study was a peer‐reviewed publication. Results: This review provides a synthesis of the psychometric properties of 36 original instruments and identified 93 variations of these instruments (e.g. translations). We were able to highlight five transdiagnostic families of instruments, each corresponding to a conceptual model. Only one instrument for assessing craving in the domain of compulsive sexual behavior, focused on pornography use, has been identified: the Pornography Craving Questionnaire. Conclusion: This review mapped all craving assessment instruments from a transdiagnostic perspective, finding 36 original instruments and 93 variations. The evolution of instruments to measure craving mirrors the evolution of the concept of craving which has progressively integrated cognitive, conditioning and sensory dimensions, and attests to the importance of the context of assessment. Development of an instrument to measure 'sexual craving' is needed and could be based on the data from our review.
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