APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
Predicting Relapse during Addiction Recovery
- Megan St. Pierre
Indiana Wesleyan University - Isaac Alsup
Indiana Wesleyan University - Nathan Woodard
Indiana Wesleyan University - Jason Runyan
Indiana Wesleyan University
Abstract
We examined predictors of relapse among residents of a 12-step sober living home. A multiple regression model containing perceived social support, impulsivity, and codependency significantly predicted relapse number during recovery, accounting for 53.6% of the variability. Perceived social support and impulsivity were significant predictors, while codependency was trending toward significance.
Substance Abuse and Addiction