Social validity of digital social incentives in the treatment of substance use disorders.

IF 2.9 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Lindsey A Ives, Mathew Serel, A J Diaz, Linda LeBlanc, Jesse Dallery
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Abstract

Substance use disorders (SUDs) affect millions and have substantial negative consequences for individuals and society. Social incentives that leverage social networks for reinforcement or feedback have been used to improve health behaviors such as physical activity. This study investigated the feasibility, acceptability, and usability of a novel digital social incentive system embedded into a web- and smartphone-based platform for SUD recovery. The system leveraged a preexisting care team to deliver social incentives following notifications on recovery-related goal completion and abstinence to members undergoing SUD treatment. In total, 243 notifications were sent to care-team members, resulting in 117 social incentives, nearly all of which (99.15%) were coded as positive. Treatment members and care-team members provided favorable endorsements on acceptability and usability measures. Some areas of improvement were identified, such as increasing personalization and transparency. This digital social incentive system was feasible, acceptable, and usable as an adjunct treatment component for SUD recovery.

数字社交激励在治疗药物使用障碍中的社会有效性。
药物使用失调症(SUD)影响着数百万人,对个人和社会造成了严重的负面影响。利用社交网络进行强化或反馈的社交激励措施已被用于改善体育锻炼等健康行为。本研究调查了嵌入基于网络和智能手机平台的新型数字社交激励系统的可行性、可接受性和可用性。该系统利用已有的护理团队,在向接受药物滥用治疗的成员发送与康复相关的目标完成和戒断通知后,提供社交激励。总共向护理小组成员发送了 243 次通知,产生了 117 次社交激励,几乎所有的激励(99.15%)都被编码为积极激励。治疗成员和护理团队成员在可接受性和可用性方面都给予了好评。同时也发现了一些需要改进的地方,例如提高个性化和透明度。这种数字社交激励系统作为药物滥用康复的辅助治疗组成部分是可行的、可接受的和可用的。
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Journal of applied behavior analysis
Journal of applied behavior analysis PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL-
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