Integrated treatments for hazardous drinking and anxiety/depression are virtually nonexistent. Anxiety sensitivity is a common mechanism for both anxiety/depression and hazardous drinking. This article presents a study protocol for the… Click to show full abstract
Integrated treatments for hazardous drinking and anxiety/depression are virtually nonexistent. Anxiety sensitivity is a common mechanism for both anxiety/depression and hazardous drinking. This article presents a study protocol for the development and testing of an integrated remotely delivered anxiety sensitivity/hazardous drinking personalized feedback intervention. Hazardous drinking college students with elevated anxiety sensitivity (nā=ā130) will be randomly assigned to a single session of a novel integrated personalized feedback intervention for anxiety sensitivity/hazardous drinking or control condition. Follow-ups will occur at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months. This study will serve as an initial test and proof of concept for an integrated anxiety sensitivity/hazardous drinking personalized feedback intervention.
               
Click one of the above tabs to view related content.