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title: Drug avoidance self-efficacy scale (DASES). Outcomes measurement tool: attitudes & feelings - self-efficacy.
creator: Martin, Garth W
subject: Drugs and alcohol recovery
subject: Coping skills
subject: Motivation
subject: Emotion
subject: Attitude and behaviour
subject: Treatment outcome
subject: Risk assessment
subject: Social context
subject: Context encouraging drugs and alcohol use
subject: Context discouraging drugs and alcohol use
description: Clients are asked to imagine themselves in a particular situation and to rate their level of confidence (self-efficacy) to resist drug use in that situation. Each of the scale items represents a different situation in which a drug user might be tempted to use drugs. The DASES is a relatively brief and easy to use measure of self-efficacy. It is useful as an outcome measure because it has been demonstrated to predict subsequent drug use. There is evidence supporting the reliability and validity of the scale, although its use has been restricted to young multiple drug users (aged 16-30).
date: 1991
type: Teaching Resource
type: NonPeerReviewed
format: application/pdf
language: en
identifier: http://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/26769/1/Drug_avoidance_self-efficacy_scale_%28DASES%29.pdf
identifier:            Martin, Garth W <http://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/view/people/Martin=3AGarth_W=3A=3A.html>      (1991)   Drug avoidance self-efficacy scale (DASES). Outcomes measurement tool: attitudes & feelings - self-efficacy.            
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