Real-time level of alcohol demand was assessed using three single items. These items correspond to the observed demand indices generated from a standard APT. Intensity was assessed by asking, “If drinks were free, how many drinks would you have right now?” with a response range of 0-14 drinks. Breakpoint was assessed by asking, “What is the maximum amount that you would pay for a single drink right now?” with a response range of $0-20. Omax was assessed by asking, “What is the maximum total amount that you would spend on drinking right now?” with a response range of $0-40. Response ranges on these items were based on values reported in prior studies using APTs in similar samples [e.g., 19 (link), 24 , 33 (link)].
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Assessing Real-time Alcohol Demand
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Corresponding Organization : University of Missouri
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- Intensity (number of drinks if free)
- Breakpoint (maximum amount willing to pay for a single drink)
- Omax (maximum total amount willing to spend on drinking)
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