1. In your topical area of interest, conceptualize a study that utilizes a descriptive laboratory design.

Area of interest is as follows:

The National Institute on Substance Abuse and Alcoholism Clinician's Guide (49) advises that as a first step, a physician must carefully assess patients in general health settings, including emergency rooms, hospital visits, and outpatient departments or the neighborhood. to identify a risk of alcohol consumption, alcohol abuse, or alcohol dependence. The screening question "Do you often drink beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverages?" All patients presenting for medical treatment should ask, "If the answer to this question is yes," the Alcohol Use Disorder Detection Test (AUDIT) should be performed (50), a 5 minute screening questionnaire. An AUDIT result < 8 for men & and < 4 for women should be seen as an incentive for doctors to encourage drinking behaviour with "healthy" limit values of 0.4 standard drinks per day and 0.14 standard drinks per week for men under 65 years of age and 0.3 standard drinks per day and 0.7 standard drinks per week Day to strengthen. Week for women under 65. From the age of 65, 0.3 standard drinks per day and 0.7 standard drinks per week are the "legal" limit for men and women. 0.5 ounces of absolute alcohol, equivalent to 10 ounces of beer, 4 ounces of wine, or 1 ounce of 100proof liquor, is a normal drink.

Explanation:

a. What would be the intended purpose of this study?

The aim of this research is to analyze therapeutic strategies that enable the patient to set goals for reducing excessive alcohol consumption or abstinence, which are also part of optimal therapy.

b. Describe the methods you would utilize to conduct the study.What methods can I utilize to conduct this study?