Drinking Motives as Moderators of In-the-Moment Drinking Risks in Response to Trauma-Related Distress.

Published in: Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (2020)

Coping motives may increase drinking urge immediately following exposure to trauma cues and may differentiate individuals most at risk for problematic drinking during trauma-associated distress. Findings support momentary negative affect processes driving dynamic, immediate trauma-related drinking risks.

Keyphrases

alcohol consumption
trauma patients
human health
depressive symptoms
risk assessment
social support