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JN: JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL 1994 No.S12 pp.138-148
AB: There are a large number of possible approaches to the treatment of
alcohol abuse and dependence. From a practical and methodological
standpoint, however, only a limited number of interventions can
realistically be included in research studies of treatment matching. A
key question in planning studies of matching is what treatments to
include. The recent book by Beutler and Clarkin on systematic treatment
selection in general psychotherapy provides a framework within which toI:
discuss alcoholism treatment matching and the criteria applied to
decisions concerning (1) modes of treatment, (2) treatment format, (3)
specific therapeutic strategies and the (4) treatment setting. The
methodological and practical issues raised and the decisions reached in
Project MATCH are presented in each of these areas. The therapies
chosen for Project MATCH, based on these criteria, are described.
KP: COPING SKILLS, INTERACTIONAL THERAPIES, SUBSTANCE-ABUSE, NALTREXONE,
DE DEPENDENCE, AFTERCARE, DRINKING, AGENTS
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