ID | Authors | Year | Population | Age | Number | Effect measures |
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22 | Arnold EM, Kirk RS, Roberts AC, Griffith DP, Meadows K, Julian J. | 2003 | incarcerated, sexually abused adolescent females | 12–17 | 100 | Multidimensional Adolescent Assessment Scale (MAAS) |
23 | Borduin CM, Mann BJ, Cone LT, Henggeler SW, Fucci BR, Blaske DM, Williams RA | 1995 | juvenile offenders | 12–17 | 176 | Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90-R);Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (RBPC); Family adaptability and cohesion evaluation scales-II (FACES-II); Nine-item unrevealed differences questionnaire-revised; Peer relations inventory (MPRI) |
24 | Borduin CM, Schaeffer CM, Heiblum N. | 2009 | juvenile sexual offenders | Mean 14 | 48 | Global Severity Index (GSI) of the Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI); Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (RBPC); Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales II (FACES-II); 13-item Missouri Peer Relations Inventory (MPRI); Youth reports of the Self Report Delinquency Scale (SRD) |
25 | Brown SA, D'Amico EJ, McCarthy DM, Tapert SF. | 2001 | adolescents treated for alcohol and drug problems | 14–18 | 166 | Customary drinking and drug use record (CDDR); Hollingshead classification system; Health problems composite index |
26 | Burleson JA, Kaminer Y, Goldston DB, Haberek R | 2005 | Adolescent Alcohol Abuse or Alcohol Dependence Disorder | 12–18 years; average 15.9 | 177 | Suicidal Ideation Questionnaire (SIQ-JR); Teen Addiction Severity Index (T-ASI); Diagnostic interview scale for children (self-administered Voice-DISC) |
27 | Burleson JA, Kaminer Y. | 2005 | adolescents with substance use disorder | 13–18 | 88 | Situational confidence questionnaire (SCQ); Diagnostic interview schedule for children (DISC-C) |
28 | Cornelius JR, Douaihy A, Bukstein OG, Daley DC, Wood SD, Kelly TM, Salloum IM. | 2011 | adolescents with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and major depressive disorder (MDD) | 15–20 | 75 | Hamilton rating scale for depression (HAM-D-27); Beck Depression Index (BDI); Timeline follow-back method (TLFB) |
29 | D'Amico EJ, Ellickson PL, Wagner EF, Turrisi R, Fromme K, Ghosh-Dastidar B,Longshore DL, McCaffrey DF, Montgomery MJ, Schonlau M, Wright D. | 2005 | adolescents with alcohol and other drug problems (AOD) | 13–19 | 289 | Perceived stress scale; Revised way of coping checklist |
30 | Dembo R, Shemwell M, Guida J, Schmeidler J, Pacheco K, Seeberger W | 1998 | juvenile offenders | Mean 14 | 62 | SCL-90-R |
31 | Dembo R, Wothke W, Livingston S, Schmeidler J | 2002 | juvenile offenders | 11–18; mean 14.5 | 278 | SCL-90-R |
32 | Dennis M, Godley S H, Diamond G, Tims F M, Babor T, Donaldson J, Liddle H, Titus J C, Kaminer Y, Webb C, Hamilton N, Funk R | 2004 | adolescent cannabis users | 15–16 | 600 | GAIN |
33 | Dennis M, Titus JC, Diamond G, Donaldson J, Godley SH, Tims FM, Webb C, KaminerY, Babor T, Roebuck MC, Godley MD, Hamilton N, Liddle H, Scott CK; C. Y. T.Steering Committee. | 2002 | cannabis dependence or abuse in adolescents | 12–18 | 600 | Drug Abuse Treatment Cost Analysis Program (DATCAP); Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN); Adolescent Reasons for Quitting (ARFQ); Family Environment Scale (FES); Friends, Family and Self (FFS); Adolescent Relapse Coping Questionnaire (ARCQ); SCID II personality questionnaire (SPQ); Dimensions of Temperament Revised (DOTS); Child Behavioral Checklist (CBCL) |
34 | Gil AG, Wagner EF, Tubman JG | 2004 | juvenile offenders | 14–19 | 213 | Timeline follow-back interview (TLFB);Problem recognition questionnaire (PRQ) |
35 | Glisson C, Schoenwald SK, Hemmelgarn A, Green P, Dukes D, Armstrong KS, Chapman JE | 2010 | delinquent youth | 9–17 | child behavior checklist (CBCL) | Child behavior checklist (CBCL) |
36 | Godley SH, Garner BR, Passetti LL, Funk RR, Dennis ML, Godley MD. | 2010 | adolescents with substance use disorder | 12–18 | 320 | GAIN Substance Problem Scale (SPS); DATCAP |
37 | Godley SH, Hedges K, Hunter B. | 2011 | adolescents with substance use | 10–18 | 2141 | GAIN |
38 | Hall JA, Smith DC, Easton SD, An H, Williams JK, Godley SH, Jang M | 2008 | youth in outpatient treatment for substance abuse | 12–18 | 404 | GAIN |
39 | Harold GT, Kerr DC, Van Ryzin M, Degarmo DS, Rhoades KA, Leve LD. | 2013 | adolescent girls in juvenile justice system | 13–17 | 166 | Brief symptom inventory (BSI) |
40 | Henderson CE, Dakof GA, Greenbaum PE, Liddle HA. | 2010 | adolescent drug abuse and delinquency | 12–17 | 378 | Personal Experience Inventory (PEI); Timeline follow-back method (TLFB); Diagnostic interview schedule for children, second edition (DISC-2); Family environment scale (FEI) |
41 | Henggeler SW, Halliday-Boykins CA, Cunningham PB, Randall J, Shapiro SB, Chapman JE. | 2006 | juvenile offenders meeting criteria for substance abuse or dependence | 12–17 | 161 | Form 90 based on TLFB; Self reported delinquency scale (SRD); Child behavior checklist (CBCL) |
42 | Henggeler SW, McCart MR, Cunningham PB, Chapman JE. | 2012 | youth substance abuse and criminal behavior | 12–17 | 104 | Form 90/TLFB; Self reported delinquency scale (SRD) |
43 | Henggeler SW, Melton GB, Brondino MJ, Scherer DG, Hanley JH | 1997 | violent and chronic juvenile offenders | 11–17 | 155 | Global severity index (GSI) of the BSI; Revised problem behavior checklist (RBPC); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD); Family adaptability and cohesion evaluation scales (FACES-III); Family assessment measure (FAM-III); Parent version monitoring index; Adolescent version monitoring index; 13-item Missouri peer relations inventory (MPRI); 14-item parent peer conformity inventory (PPCI) |
44 | Henggeler SW, Melton GB, Smith LA | 1992 | serious juvenile offenders | Mean 15,2 | 84 | SRD (Self Report Delinquency Scale); FACES-III (The Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scales); MPRI (Missouri Peer Relations Inventory); RBPC (Revised Behavior Problem Checklist); SCL-90 (Self Report Symptom Checklist); SCS-CBC |
45 | Henggeler SW, Pickrel SG, Brondino MJ. | 1999 | substance-abusing and -dependent delinquent adolescents | 12–17 | 118 | Personal experience inventory (PEI); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD) |
46 | Hogue A, Dauber S, Stambaugh LF, Cecero JJ, Liddle HA. | 2006 | substance-abusing adolescents | average 15.5 | 100 | TLFB; CBCL; YSR |
47 | Hogue A, Henderson CE, Dauber S, Barajas PC, Fried A, Liddle HA. | 2008 | adolescent substance use and related behavior problems | 13–17 | 136 | Timeline follow-back (TLFB); Personal experience inventory (PEI); CBCL; YSR |
48 | Hunter SB, Ramchand R, Griffin BA, Suttorp MJ, McCaffrey D, Morral A. | 2012 | adolescent substance use | n/a | 2751 | GAIN; Emotional problem scale (EPS); Illegal activities scale (IAS); Past month substance problem scale (SPS-GAIN); Substance frequency scale (SFS-GAIN) |
49 | Kaminer Y, Burleson JA, Goldberger R | 2002 | adolescent substance-abusers | 13–18 | 88 | T-ASI; DISC-C; Structural clinical interview for the DSM (SCID-II); Revised dimensions of temperament survey (DOTES-R) |
50 | Kaminer Y, Burleson JA. | 2008 | adolescents with substance use disorder | 13–18 | 88 | T-ASI; DOTES-R |
51 | Keiley MK. | 2007 | incarcerated adolescents | 13–18 | 73 | Caregiver CBCL; Youth self-report (YSR); Coping inventory of stressful situations (CISS); Parental bonding instrument (PBI); Inventory of parent and peer attachment (IPPA) |
52 | Killeen TK, McRae-Clark AL, Waldrop AE, Upadhyaya H, Brady KT. | 2012 | adolescents with marijuana use disorders | 12–18 | 31 | Composite international diagnostic interview (CIDI); Teen Addiction Severity Index (T-ASI); Timeline Follow-back (TLFB); Marijuana craving questionnaire (MCQ-12); Barrett Impulsivity Scale (BIS-II-A) |
53 | Latimer WW, Winters KC, D'Zurilla T, Nichols M | 2003 | adolescent drug abusers | 12–18 | 43 | Diagnostic interview for children and adolescents (DICA-IV); Adolescent diagnostic interview revised (ADI-R)-multiaxal interview; Personal experience inventory (PEI); Family assessment measure (FAM); Social problem solving inventory (SPSI); Motivational learning questionnaire (MSLQ); Client personal history questionnaire (CPHHQ) |
54 | Letourneau EJ, Henggeler SW, Borduin CM, Schewe PA, McCart MR, Chapman JE, Saldana L | 2009 | juvenile sexual offenders | 11–17 | 67 | Adolescent sexual behavior inventory (ASBI); Self-report delinquency scale (SRD); Personal experience inventory (PEI); Child behavior checklist (CBCL) |
55 | Liddle HA, Dakof GA, Parker K, Diamond GS, Barrett K, Tejeda M | 2001 | clinically-referred marijuana- and alcohol-abusing adolescents | 13–18 | 182 | Adolescent grade point average (GPA); Acting out behaviors (AOB) scale; Global health pathology scale |
56 | Liddle HA, Rowe CL, Dakof GA, Henderson CE, Greenbaum PE | 2009 | young adolescent substance abusers | 11–15 | 83 | GAIN; TLFB; POSIT; SRD; National youth survey peer delinquency scale |
57 | Liddle HA, Rowe CL, Dakof GA, Ungaro RA, Henderson CE. | 2004 | adolescent substance abuse and behavioral problems | 11–15 | 80 | GAIN; Parent and adolescent interviews (CTRADA); Youth Self Report (YSR); Family Environment Scale (FES); National Youth Survey Peer Delinquency Scale; TLFB |
58 | Lott DC, Jencius S. | 2009 | adolescent substance abuse | 12–18 | 264 | (only urine specimen) |
59 | Marsden J, Stillwell G, Barlow H, Boys A, Taylor C, Hunt N, Farrell M | 2006 | young ecstasy and cocaine users | 16–22 | 342 | Maudsley addiction Profile (MAP); Severity of dependence scale (SDS) |
60 | Martin G, Copeland J. | 2008 | adolescent cannabis users | 14–19 | 40 | TLFB; Items from GAIN; Severity of dependence scale (SDS); Stage of change questionnaire |
61 | McCambridge J, Strang J. | 2004 | adolescent illegal drug use | 16–20 | 200 | Severity of Dependence Scale (SDS); Seven-point scale by Argyle; Drug Attitudes Scale (DAS); 12-item general health questionnaire (GHQ) |
62 | McGlynn AH, Hahn P, Hagan MP. | 2012 | juvenile offenders | 12–18 | 518 | HIT questionnaire |
63 | Moore SK, Marsch LA, Badger GJ, Solhkhah R, Hofstein Y. | 2011 | opoid-dependent adolescents | 13–18 | 36 | Youth Self Report (YSR) |
64 | Rigter H, Henderson CE, Pelc I, Tossmann P, Phan O, Hendriks V, Schaub M, RoweCL. | 2012 | adolescents with recent cannabis use disorder | 13–18 | 450 | Adolescent diagnostic interview-light (ADI-Light); TLFB |
65 | Robbins MS, Feaster DJ, Horigian VE, Rohrbaugh M, Shoham V, Bachrach K, Miller M,Burlew KA, Hodgkins C, Carrion I, Vandermark N, Schindler E, Werstlein R,Szapocznik J. | 2011 | adolescent drug abuse | Mean 15.5 | 480 | TLFB; Diagnostic interview schedule for children (DISC); Parenting Practices Questionnaire; Family environment scale (FES) |
66 | Rohde P, Jorgensen JS, Seeley JR, Mace DE | 2004 | incarcerated youth | 12–25 | 76 | YSR; Life attitudes schedule-short form (LAS-SF); Self-esteem scale; 10-item UCLA loneliness scale; Subjective probability questionnaire; 4 items created and modeled after the social adjustment scale |
67 | Sawyer AM, Borduin CM | 2011 | serious and violent juvenile offenders | 37,3 | 176 | (no instruments, clinical records only) |
68 | Sealock MD, Gottfredson DC, Gallagher CA | 1997 | substance-abusing youthful offenders | n/a | 460 | Face valid alcohol (FVA) scale of SASSI; Face valid other drug (FVOD) scale of SASSI; Coping resources inventory (CRI); MEPS test |
69 | Sexton T, Turner CW | 2010 | adolescents adjudicated for crime and sentenced to probation | 13–17 | 917 | WAJCA-RA structured interview |
70 | Timmons-Mitchell J, Bender MB, Kishna MA, Mitchell CC | 2006 | juvenile justice involved youth | Mean 15.1 | 93 | Child Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale (CAFAS) |
71 | Waldron HB, Kern-Jones S, Turner CW, Peterson TR, Ozechowski TJ. | 2007 | treatment resistant drug-abusing adolescents | 14–20 | 72 | BDI; State-anger subscale of the state-trait anger expression inventory (STAXI); State-anger anxiety inventory (STAI); TLFB; CBCL; YSR; Conflict and cohesion subscale of FES |
72 | Waldron HB, Slesnick N, Brody JL, Turner CW, Peterson TR. | 2001 | adolescent substance abuse | 13–17 | 114 | TLFB; POSIT; CBCL |
73 | Walker DD, Stephens R, Roffman R, Demarce J, Lozano B, Towe S, Berg B. | 2011 | adolescent cannabis users | 14–19 | 311 | Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN-I); Marijuana Problem Inventory (MPI) (adapted from RAPI) |
74 | Winters KC, Fahnhorst T, Botzet A, Lee S, Lalone B | 2012 | Alcohol and/or cannabis use disorder | 12–18 | 315 | PCS: 11-item self-report scale from the Personal Experience Inventory (PEI); Adolescent Diagnostic Interview (ADI); TLFB; Stages of Change Readiness and Treatment Eagerness Scale (SOCRATES); Problem solving inventory; Child version of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire (APQ); Treatment Services Review (TSR) |
75 | Winters KC, Leitten W. | 2007 | drug-abusing adolescents | 14–17 | 79 | Adolescent Diagnostic Interview (ADI) - substance use disorder module; TLFB; Personal consequences scale (PCS) from PEI; Treatment Services Review (TSR) |
76 | Chamberlain P, Leve LD, Degarmo DS | 2007 | Girls with serious and chronic delinquency | 13–17 | 81 | Elliott General Delinquency Scale |
77 | Liddle, HA, Dakof, GA, Turner, RM, Henderson, CE, Greenbaum, PE | 2008 | Youth with drug abuse/dependence | Mean 15 | 224 | DISC; PEI; TLFB |
78 | Robbins MS, Szapocznik J, Dillon FR, Turner CW, Mitrani VB, Feaster DJ | 2008 | Substance-abusing or dependent adolescents | 12–17, mean 15.6 | 190 | DISC; TLFB; ADAD; Therapist Adherence Checklist |
79 | Smith DC, Hall JA, Williams JK, An H, Gotman N. | 2006 | Adolescent substance abuse | Mean 15.8 | 98 | SFS and SPS scales of GAIN |
80 | Winters KC, Stinchfield RD, Opland E, Weller C, Latimer WW. | 2000 | Adolescent substance abuse | 12–18 | 245 | Drug consumption items of PEI |