More interactive web-based interventions may be more effective in reducing cannabis use in problematic cannabis users.
The current study aims at to investigate and compare the effectiveness of web-based self-help interventions in combination with tailored chat counseling based on CBT, MI, and BSM in reducing cannabis use in problematic cannabis users.
More specifically, this study aims to compare the effectiveness of interventions that include chat-counseling and web-based self-help, web-based self-help alone and a waiting list control condition in the reduction of cannabis use in problematic cannabis users in a three-arm randomized controlled trial.
Modifications of the ladder have also been used in reducing problematic gambling [ 21], understanding the factors in physicians' readiness to recommend colonoscopy to patients [ 22], and assessing readiness to seek employment in a sample of under- and unemployed welfare recipients [ 23].
While many technical terms will be defined, explained or otherwise put into everyday language, key scientific terminology, such as 'theory' and 'hypothesis' are often used in a more problematic way.
Although Em is often estimated indirectly from proposed equations by different researchers, many of these equations cannot be used in case of problematic rock conditions (thinly bedded, highly jointed rock masses, etc).
Inducible systems used in mycobacteria are also problematic.
In the response, Hollis and Grootendorst find the data used in the comptive analysis problematic in two key elements.
During the content validity process, 'walking' and 'playing Tai Chi' were used in place of the problematic examples.
Many effect measures used in clinical trials are problematic because they are differentially understood by patients and physicians.
