Titlebook: Research Methods in the Study of Substance Abuse; Jonathan B. VanGeest,Timothy P. Johnson,Sonia A. A Book 2017 Springer International Publ

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Common Statistical Methods for Primary and Secondary Analysis in Substance Abuse Researchth a general discussion contrasting primary and secondary data analysis, followed by an overview of study design from the perspective of the conduct of primary research, including hypothesis and planned analysis specification, sampling schemes, and power analysis. Next, descriptions of study charact

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Qualitative Methods in Substance Abuse Researchal, and pragmatist. Each is important, as they contribute to different methodological approaches and distinctive interpretations of research findings. The evolution of qualitative methods for studying substance use is also explored, from classical anthropology and sociology and continuing through th

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Qualitative Data Analysis in Drug Research. Qualitative methods allow a researcher to gain deeper understandings of the meanings associated with the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol; rooted in symbolic representations such as words and images designed to study commonalities associated with this phenomena. The foundation of qualitative res

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Using GIS for Substance Abuse Research and Interventionpatial techniques encompass a range of approaches for data collection, analysis and visualization, GIS is the platform through which data are organized and managed, analyzed for relationships across space and time, and visualized in the form of a map. Differences between vector and raster data are d

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Assessment of Substance Misuseive assessment and reactive assessment. Strengths and weaknesses of using self-report measures of substance use are identified. Unstructured interviews and structured interview assessment tools (e.g., Substance Dependence Severity Scale, Adolescent Drug Abuse Diagnosis, DSM-V, etc.) are also discuss

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