SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION WITH MANDATED STUDENTS: DOES IT WORK?
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1 SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION WITH MANDATED STUDENTS: DOES IT WORK? Karen L. Sokolowski, PhD University Counseling Center University at Albany, SUNY November 9, 2012
2 MANDATED STUDENTS!! Alcohol and related behaviors are most common reason for university judicial action!! Mandated students at higher risk for problematic drinking and other negative consequences!! Many colleges mandate intervention for alcohol violations!! Research on effectiveness of SBI with mandated students growing but still limited
3 STEPS FOR JUDICIALLY MANDATED STUDENTS!!Students referred for campus alcohol policy violations!!complete online baseline survey!!attend a brief intervention!!complete follow-up surveys online S P E T S
4 INTERVENTION!!BASICS (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students)!! Typical Drinking!! BAC!! Biphasic Effects!! Campus Norms!! Alcohol Expectancies!! Negative Consequences!! Protective Behaviors
5 STUDY 1: PROJECT HEALTHY STEPS Funded by the Campus Screening and Brief Intervention Targeted Capacity Expansion Grant, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration-Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, FY 2005
6 DESIGN!!Judicial students invited to participate in larger research project!!random assignment to treatment condition!!basics!!astp Group (Alcohol Skills Training Program)
7 DESIGN!!Assessment battery at baseline, 6 weeks & 6 months!!daily Drinking Questionnaire (DDQ)!!Drinking Norms Rating Form (DNRF)!!Rutgers Alcohol Problems Index (RAPI)!!Protective Behaviors Strategy Scale (PBSS)
8 PARTICIPANTS Gender Class Year Male Female 578 total participants enrolled Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
9 PARTICIPANTS Ethnicity Greek Affiliation White Asian Black/African American Latino/a multiple ethnicities other Not at all affiliated Non-member who associates Active Greek member
10 6-WEEK OUTCOMES: DRINKING & PERCEIVED NORMS *** * Baseline ** 6 Weeks 5 0 Drinks per Week Perceived Norm - Drinks per Week Peak Drinks * p<.05 ** p<.01 ***p<.001
11 6-WEEK OUTCOMES: PROTECTIVE BEHAVIORS *** Baseline 6 Weeks Protective Behaviors ***p<.001
12 6-WEEK OUTCOMES: NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES Negative Consequences Baseline 6 Weeks
13 6-MONTH OUTCOMES: DRINKING & NORMS PERCEPTIONS *** Baseline ** 6 Months 5 0 Drinks per Week Perceived Norms - Drinks per Week Peak Drinks ** p<.01 ***p<.001
14 6-MONTH OUTCOMES: PROTECTIVE BEHAVIORS Protective Behaviors Baseline 6 Months
15 6-MONTH OUTCOMES: NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES *** Negative Consequences Baseline 6 Months ***p<.001
16 SUMMARY!! Individual BASICS does lead to improvements in drinking, protective behaviors, and negative consequences!! Our ASTP Group was not effective!! Duration of the effects of BASICS may be short-term
17 STUDY 2: STEPS FOR JUDICIALLY REFERRED STUDENTS
18 DESIGN!! Judicially mandated students invited to participate in research!! Random assignment to condition!! BASICS!! Bystander-based group with alcohol information!! 1-month waitlist
19 DESIGN!!Assessment battery at baseline, 1 month & 3 months!!alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT)!!Daily Drinking Questionnaire (DDQ)!!Drinking Norms Rating Form (DNRF)!!Brief Young Adult Alcohol Consequences Questionnaire (B-YAACQ)!!Protective Behaviors Strategy Scale (PBSS)
20 PARTICIPANTS Gender Class Year Male Female 329 total participants enrolled Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
21 PARTICIPANTS Ethnicity Greek Affiliation White Asian Not at all affiliated Black/African American Latino/a multiple ethnicities Non-member who associates Active Greek member
22 PRELIMINARY FINDINGS 1-MONTH!! Drinking!! Both interventions impacting drinking!! Effective for heavier drinkers!! BASICS more effective for women!! Bystander group more effective for men!! Protective Behaviors!! Improve with BASICS for women!! Negative Consequences!! Decreased for everyone (including waitlist)
23 PRELIMINARY FINDINGS 3-MONTHS!! Drinking!! Drinks per week decreased for heavier drinkers!! Protective Behaviors!! No significant differences!! Negative Consequences!! No significant differences
24 RESEARCH CONCLUSIONS!! The BASICS intervention does seem to work with mandated students!! The duration of the effects may be short-term!! More information is still needed regarding targeting of interventions in context of mandates for all sanctioned students
25 PRACTICE CHALLENGES!! Variable referral rates and policy enforcement!! Inconsistent/inaccurate messages from sanctioning staff!! Maintaining separation between sanction and intervention!! Student follow-through with requirements!! Underreporting (especially on baseline)
26 Questions and Comments?
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