Do I do what I say? A perspective on self-report methods in drug dependence epidemiology

James C. Anthony; Yehuda Neumark; Michelle L. Van Etten

Do I do what I say? A perspective on self-report methods in drug dependence epidemiology

James C. Anthony, Yehuda Neumark, Michelle L. Van Etten

Department of Social Medicine

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Describes the role of self-report methodologies in the field of drug dependence epidemiology, including some of the newer techniques for collecting self-report data systematically via computers and with momentary assessment methods. Other methods for determining drug exposure (e.g., ethnographic field methods and cognitive evaluation) are also discussed and are contrasted with self-report methods.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The science of self-report
Subtitle of host publication	Implications for research and practice
Editors	A. A. Stone, J. S. Turkkan, C. A. Bachrach, C. A. Bachrach, H. S. Kurtzman, V. S. Cain
Place of Publication	Mahwah, N.J.
Publisher	Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Chapter	11
Pages	175–198
Number of pages	24
ISBN (Print)	0-8058-2990-3, 0-8058-2991-1
State	Published - 2000

Keywords

Human experimentation in psychology -- Congresses

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Anthony, James C. ; Neumark, Yehuda ; Van Etten, Michelle L. / Do I do what I say? A perspective on self-report methods in drug dependence epidemiology. The science of self-report : Implications for research and practice. editor / A. A. Stone ; J. S. Turkkan ; C. A. Bachrach ; C. A. Bachrach ; H. S. Kurtzman ; V. S. Cain. Mahwah, N.J. : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2000. pp. 175–198

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Do I do what I say? A perspective on self-report methods in drug dependence epidemiology. / Anthony, James C.; Neumark, Yehuda; Van Etten, Michelle L.
The science of self-report : Implications for research and practice. ed. / A. A. Stone; J. S. Turkkan; C. A. Bachrach; C. A. Bachrach; H. S. Kurtzman; V. S. Cain. Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2000. p. 175–198.

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Do I do what I say? A perspective on self-report methods in drug dependence epidemiology

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