Development of a Brief Adjusting Alcohol Purchase Task as a Measure of Behavioral Economic Demand for Alcohol in Two Samples of Heavy-Drinking Young Adults.

Alcohol demand, reflecting the relative reinforcing value of alcohol, is robustly associated with alcohol use and problems. Alcohol demand is typically assessed using alcohol purchase tasks (APTs) in which participants estimate alcohol consumption at escalating prices, with the resulting demand curv...

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Publicado en:	Psychological Assessment Vol. 38; no. 3; pp. 203 - 220
Autores principales:	Coelho, Sophie G., Belisario, Kyla L., Keough, Matthew T., Amlung, Michael T., Murphy, James G., MacKillop, James
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	American Psychological Association Mar2026
Materias:	Reinforcement (Psychology) Task performance Alcoholism Adults Pearson correlation (Statistics) Scientific observation Multiple regression analysis Acquisition of property Descriptive statistics Chi-squared test Longitudinal method Alcohols (Chemical class) Data analysis software Confidence intervals
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