John Cunningham has acted as a paid consultant for Evolution Health Systems Inc. in the development of the Check Your Drinking screener.
A randomized half of the subjects meeting eligibility criteria will be assigned to the Check Your Drinking screener (CYD; available at http://www.CheckYourDrinking.net).net
An earlier version of the IBI used in this trial, the Check Your Drinking screener (CYD) [ 16], has been subjected to three small randomized controlled trials.
The Check Your Drinking screener (CYD, Cunningham et al., 2006) is a brief, personalized assessment feedback screener with a growing body of evidence supporting its efficacy in reducing harmful and hazardous alcohol consumption.
The primary goal of this project was to evaluate the efficacy of the Check Your Drinking screener, an internet-based self-help intervention for non-treatment-seeking problem drinkers in the general population.
Finally, displayed alcohol references have been linked to alcohol behaviors offline, because older adolescents whose Facebook posts suggested problem drinking behaviors are more likely to score as "at risk" on a problem-drinking screen (Moreno et al. 2011).
Drinking at screening is defined as at least 3 drinks per year.
The facility is comprised of various eating, drinking, lounging, screening and meeting vignettes.
Problem drinking was screened by the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 34], and use of illegal drugs was assessed with Drug Use Disorders Identification Test DUDITT) [ 35].
