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Excess after stress – A three-study validation of the Salzburg Stress Drinking Scale as a new tool to measure the stress-drinking relationship

2023-03-28

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<p>Stress frequently influences a person’s propensity to drink alcohol. Inter-individual differences in such stress-related drinking can be assessed through psychometric scales; however, available questionnaires conflate stress- with emotion-related reasons to drink and ignore evidence of decreased alcohol consumption in response to stress. Therefore, we developed a genuine stress –drinking scale (Salzburg Stress...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/m8gt5

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