Clara M. Bradizza

TL;DR: This paper reviews the literature investigating relapse to alcohol and drug use among individuals dually diagnosed with a substance use and a co-occurring mood, anxiety, schizophrenia-spectrum, or personality disorder, and relevant conceptual models well-suited to incorporating relapse as an outcome variable, and psychiatric factors both as predictor and outcome variables are presented.

TL;DR: Race, gender, and age were examined as moderators of the relationship between social and coping motives and alcohol misuse in black and white adolescents to suggest a stronger tendency for social and cope motives to influence alcohol misuse during mid to late than in early adolescence.

TL;DR: The authors assessed temporal relationships among alcohol use, aggression, and mood using daily data from 179 college women to reinforce the need for interventions aimed at reducing heavy episodic drinking on college campuses.

TL;DR: Overall, the construct of alexithymia is shown to be related to several theoretically-related constructs but demonstrated a limited relationship to drinking outcomes in those seeking treatment for alcohol dependence.

TL;DR: It is suggested that greater suicidal ideation is associated with greater frequency of becoming intoxicated while alone, and that this drinking is motivated by attempts to cope.