But it might inspire you to read about some of his research over a long and distinguished career. Nick and colleagues can be credited with developing and testing brief interventions for risky drinking, and establishing them in various settings. E.g doi.org/10.1016/0306-4603(96)00040-8 (2/n)
A Discussion on "Examination of a Short English Version of the UPPS-P Impulsive Behavior Scale" [Addict Behav. (2014), doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2014.02.013].
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The discussions reflect an interest in behavioral research and interventions, with references to Dr. Nick’s career work and the Prochaska–DiClemente model, highlighting broader applications of impulsivity assessment. The tone and content suggest curiosity and a desire to connect the article to living practices and theoretical frameworks, illustrating moderate engagement without asserting dominant impact.
The discussions are somewhat related but do not directly endorse or oppose the publication, reflecting a neutral stance.
The posts show a moderate curiosity, especially with references to related research and models, indicating some interest in impulsivity and behavioral change.
Participants discuss broader concepts like brief interventions and behavior change models, showing active engagement beyond simple acknowledgment.
The conversations appear more peripheral, connecting the article to bigger ideas without emphasizing immediate or profound influence.
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- The article explores a shortened English version of the UPPSP Impulsive Behavior Scale, which is used to assess different facets of impulsivity related to addictive behaviors.
- It examines the psychometric properties and reliability of the abbreviated scale to ensure it accurately measures impulsivity in various populations.
- The study aims to provide a practical and efficient tool for researchers and clinicians to evaluate impulsive tendencies that may contribute to addiction and related disorders.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@CoombsGill @GeorgeMonbiot Have you seen the Prochaska and Diclemente model of change? https://t.co/pWP0PSP29I Almost everyone has got to Contemplation: "have a problem, dunno what to do", fewer to Preparation: "small changes", still fewer to Action: "big changes".
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But it might inspire you to read about some of his research over a long and distinguished career. Nick and colleagues can be credited with developing and testing brief interventions for risky drinking, and establishing them in various settings. E.g doi.org/10.1016/0306-4603(96)00040-8 (2/n)
@CoombsGill @GeorgeMonbiot Have you seen the Prochaska and Diclemente model of change? https://t.co/pWP0PSP29I Almost everyone has got to Contemplation: "have a problem, dunno what to do", fewer to Preparation: "small changes", still fewer to Action: "big changes".
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