… The 1.0 version of the MT-APS app used in the … problematic drinking on participants’
smartphone screens. The stimuli set in each app included 80 stimuli related to problematic drinking (…

… smartphone application. We then undertook a project to test the feasibility and acceptability
of this smartphone application … of the application would be associated with drinking outcomes…

… , good goal setting, and advice for users who think that they might have a serious problem
with their drinking. Users could change the time they received the reminder to complete their …

… find an effect of giving access to a smartphone app on drinking at 6 months. There was no …
The possible difference in socio-economic status is potentially problematic when considering …

… This study tested two smartphone applications (apps) targeting drinking choices on party
occasions, with the goal of reducing problematic alcohol intake among Swedish university …

… Research investigating problem drinking often relies on … We developed the smartphone
application (app), CNLab-A, … TLFB and the app reflect actual differences in drinking between the …

… a problem with alcohol and at least a minimal interest in change. Selected participants also
needed to be drinking a minimum of: (a) ≥14 standard drinks (females) or ≥21 standard …

… to the Promillekoll app was associated with a higher risk of excessive drinking compared to
… We look forward to a time when problematic alcohol use and other addictive behaviors will …

… and smartphone app … -based app intervention included multiple modules and daily ecological
momentary assessment and focused on two problematic behaviors: smoking and drinking. …

… a skills training app for university students, with a strict focus on problematic drinking. The
present … monopoly app showing eBAC feedback on drinking occasions actually increased their …