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4740
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2247

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Lorraine T. Midanik is affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley in the United States. Their academic career includes research activity within this reputable institution, contributing to the scholarly community through various engagements over time.

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Best Publications

  • The validity of self-reported alcohol consumption and alcohol problems: a literature review.

    Lorraine Midanik

  • Validity of Self‐reported Alcohol Use: a literature review and assessment*

    Lorraine T. Midanik

  • Concurrent and simultaneous drug and alcohol use: Results of the 2000 National Alcohol Survey

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Tammy W. Tam;Constance Weisner;Constance Weisner

  • Reports of alcohol consumption and alcohol-related problems among homosexual, bisexual and heterosexual respondents: results from the 2000 National Alcohol Survey.

    Laurie Drabble;Lorraine T Midanik;Karen Trocki

  • Effects of telephone versus face-to-face interview modes on reports of alcohol consumption.

    Thomas K. Greenfield;Lorraine T. Midanik;John D. Rogers

  • The Effect of Retirement on Mental Health and Health Behaviors: The Kaiser Permanente Retirement Study

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Krikor Soghikian;Laura J. Ransom;Irene S. Tekawa

  • Risk functions for alcohol-related problems in a 1988 US national sample

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Tammy W. Tam;Thomas K. Greenfield;Raul Caetano

  • A 10-year national trend study of alcohol consumption, 1984-1995: is the period of declining drinking over?

    T K Greenfield;L T Midanik;J D Rogers

  • Alcohol outlets and child physical abuse and neglect: applying routine activities theory to the study of child maltreatment.

    Bridget Freisthler;Lorraine T Midanik;Paul J Gruenewald

  • “Culture of Drinking” and Individual Problems with Alcohol Use

    Jennifer Ahern;Jennifer Ahern;Jennifer Ahern;Sandro Galea;Sandro Galea;Sandro Galea;Alan Hubbard;Lorraine Midanik

  • Drunkenness, feeling the effects and 5+ measures.

    Lorraine T. Midanik

  • Tobacco, marijuana, and sensation seeking: comparisons across gay, lesbian, bisexual, and heterosexual groups.

    Karen F. Trocki;Laurie A. Drabble;Lorraine T. Midanik

  • Telephone versus in-person interviews for alcohol use: results of the 2000 National Alcohol Survey.

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Thomas K. Greenfield

  • Use of heavier drinking contexts among heterosexuals, homosexuals and bisexuals: results from a National Household Probability Survey.

    Karen F Trocki;Laurie Drabble;Lorraine Midanik

  • ALCOHOL AND NON-FATAL INJURY IN THE U.S. GENERAL POPULATION: A RISK FUNCTION ANALYSIS

    Cheryl J. Cherpitel;Tammy Tam;Lorraine Midanik;Raul Caetano

  • Perspectives on the validity of self-reported alcohol use.

    Lorraine T. Midanik

  • Maximum quantity consumed and alcohol-related problems: assessing the most alcohol drunk with two measures.

    Thomas K. Greenfield;Madhabika B. Nayak;Jason Bond;Yu Ye

  • Comparing usual quantity/frequency and graduated frequency scales to assess yearly alcohol consumption: results from the 1990 US National Alcohol Survey.

    Lorraine T. Midanik

  • Drinking-related problems in the United States: description and trends, 1984-1990.

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Walter B. Clark

  • Trends in social consequences and dependence symptoms in the United States: the National Alcohol Surveys, 1984-1995.

    Lorraine T. Midanik;Thomas K. Greenfield

  • Drunken Comportment: a Social Explanation

    Lorraine T. Midanik

Frequent Co-Authors

Thomas K. Greenfield
Thomas K. Greenfield Alcohol Research Group
Robin Room
Robin Room La Trobe University
Jason Bond
Jason Bond Alcohol Research Group
Raul Caetano
Raul Caetano Pacific Institute For Research and Evaluation
Jay P. Paul
Jay P. Paul University of California, San Francisco
Ron Stall
Ron Stall University of Pittsburgh
Norman Giesbrecht
Norman Giesbrecht Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Harold D. Holder
Harold D. Holder Pacific Institute
Roberta Ferrence
Roberta Ferrence University of Toronto
Christine Godfrey
Christine Godfrey University of York

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