Spouse Sobriety Influence Inventory (SSII)
Thomas‚ Yoshioka‚ & Ager‚ 1993
تاثیر هوشیاری همسر الکلی
In the past six months‚ how often have you:
1. Given the drinker written information about the harmful effects of alcohol (e.g.‚ pamphlets‚ books)?
2. Expressed disapproval of the drinking?
3. Asked the drinker to stop or reduce his/her drinking?
4. Reminded the drinker of the things he/she said or did when he/she was drunk or had been drinking?
5. Spoke to the drinker before he/she went out in order to get him/her to drink less or not at all in that situation?
6. Encouraged the drinker to enter an alcohol treatment program‚ seek medical assistance‚ or to attend an alcohol education program?
7. Sought professional help yourself about the drinking problem (e.g.‚ went to a physician‚ psychologist‚ psychiatrist‚ counselor‚ social worker‚ or clergy member)?
8. Hidden or threw out alcohol?
9. Hidden money or the checkbook or spent all the money so there was little left for alcohol?
10.Hit or tried to hurt the drinker physically to make him/her stop drinking?
11.Made a house rule that the drinker cannot drink in the house?
12.Tried to get the drinker to reduce his/her drinking while at a social function (e.g.‚ a party‚ bar‚ or club) or to leave a social function before he/she became drunk?
13.Told the drinker that you enjoyed his/her company when he/she was not drinking?
14.Served meals at a different time to interrupt the drinker’s drinking?
15.Suggested or served the drinker non-alcoholic beverages instead of alcoholic beverages?
16.Suggested activities that do not involve alcohol?
17.Hidden valuables or household things so that the drinker could not pawn or sell them to buy alcohol?
18.Cut back on your own drinking to set a good example for the drinker?
19.Questioned the drinker regarding his/her whereabouts or how money was spent when you suspected that he/she had been drinking?
20.Praised the drinker for not drinking or for a reduction in drinking?
21.Tried to stop the drinker from drinking too much by creating a scene or by attempting to make him/her feel small or ridiculous in public?
22.Shown the drinker that his/her drinking is making you upset or ill?
23.Withheld information as punishment for the drinking?
24.Had arguments about problems related to the drinking?
25.Requested that you or someone else accompany the drinker as a means of controlling his/her drinking?
26.Avoided entertaining to prevent the opportunities to drink?
27.Prevented drinking friends form coming to the house?
28.Suggested that you eat in restaurants that do not serve alcohol?
29.Suggested social activities at which alcohol is not available?
30.Tried to stop the drinker from drinking too much by inviting friends or relatives in?
31.Tried to stop the drinker from drinking too much by getting him/her to engage in social activities with nondrinking companions?
32.Tried to stop the drinker from drinking too much by getting him/her to reduce the number of social activities with drinking companions?
33.Threatened to contact someone for help to try to stop him/her from drinking?
34.Asked his/her employer or supervisor to step in?
35.Checked his/her whereabouts to see if he/she was drinking?
36.Tried to reduce problems or stress for the drinker so that he/she would drink less?
37.Tried to stop him/her from drinking too much by actually getting drunk yourself?
38.Refused to talk to the drinker when he/she had been drinking?
39.Said that if the drinker loved you or the children he/she would stop drinking?
40.Told the drinker that the children would lose their respect for him/her because of the drinking?
41.Told the drinker that you were hurt by the drinking or by what he/she did when drinking?
42.Made sarcastic remarks about the drinking?
43.Refused to share the bed with the drinker when he/she was drunk or had been drinking?
44.Withheld sex or other forms of affection because of the drinker’s drinking?
45.Left home‚ even for part of a day‚ because of the drinking?
46.Threatened divorce or separation if the drinker did not stop drinking?
47.Demonstrated your strong feelings about his/her drinking by threatening to kill yourself?
48.Cried to reduce the drinker’s drinking?
49.Tried to get even because of the drinking?
50.Said that the drinker must leave or kept him/her out of the house because of his/her drinking?
51.Threatened the drinker about what you would do if he/she continued to drink?
52.Ignored the drinker to get back at him/her when he/she was drunk‚ had been drinking‚ or after a drinking episode?
شرح سایت روان سنجی: این ابزار دو دسته از تلاش ها برای تغییر رفتار همسر الکلی را می سنجد. 45 گویه درباره کوشش برای مهار و 7 گویه برای افزایش رفتارهای غیر الکلی همسر است.
“Sobriety Support Scale” (SSS) and “Drink control Scale” (DCS)
اعتبار: آلفا برای کوشش های مهار 0.92 و برای رفتارهای عیر الکلی 0.72. بازآزمایی پس از شش ماه 0.75 برای DCS و 0.51 برای SSS
نمره گذاری
1 = Always‚ 2 = Frequently‚ 3 = Occasionally‚ 4 = Rarely‚ 5 = Never
“Sobriety Support Scale” (SSS): items 13‚ 15‚ 16‚ 20‚ 28‚ 29‚ and 31. The rest of the items “Drink control Scale” (DCS)
چگونگی دستیابی
منبع برای آگاهی بیشتر
Yoshioka‚ M.R.‚ Thomas‚ E.J.‚ & Ager‚ R.D. (1992). Nagging and other drinking control efforts of spouses of uncooperative alcohol abusers: assessment and modification. Journal of Substance Abuse‚ 4(3)‚ 309-318.
Thomas‚ E. J.‚ Yoshioka‚ M. R.‚ & Ager‚ R. D. (1996). Spouse enabling of alcohol abuse: Conception‚ assessment and modification. Journal of Substance Abuse. 8‚ 61-80
Corcoran‚ K.‚ & Fischer‚ J. (2000). Measures for clinical practice: A sourcebook (Vol.1). New York‚ NY: The Free Press