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APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Anxiety Sensitivity and Substance Use Patterns: A SCID-IV Latent Class Analysis
- Ketki Sathe
University of Maryland, College Park - Stefan Theunissen
University of Maryland, College Park - Tolulope Adetayo
University of Maryland, College Park - Sydney Weiner
University of Maryland, College Park - Carl Lejuez
University of Kansas - Brad Schmidt
Florida State University - Melanie Arenson
University of Maryland, College Park - Edward Bernat
University of Maryland, College Park
Abstract
Our results indicated that those with current or lifetime dependence to multiple substances had greater levels of anxiety sensitivity than those with no dependence, or dependence to a single substance. Latent class membership analyses revealed variability in anxiety sensitivity across patterns of single and multiple substance dependence.
Substance Use and Abuse
