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KK Kelly J. Kelleher
RF Ruri Famelia
TY Tansel Yilmazer
AM Allen Mallory
JF Jodi Ford
LC Laura J. Chavez
NS Natasha Slesnick
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The baseline and follow-up assessment included self-report obtained from surveys and structured interviews. An interviewer-administered demographic/homeless experiences questionnaire assessing a set of core variables (including childhood abuse, intimate partner violence, and street victimization experiences). The primary measure of substance use quantity and frequency was assessed through the Form 90 Substance Use Interview [13]. The percentage days of substance use (alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs) as well as percentage of days of stable housing was calculated from Form 90. Form 90 assesses substance use over the past 90 days. Problem consequences were measured using the Shortened Inventory of Problems—Alcohol and Drugs [14] (SIP-AD). The Cognitive Distortions Questionnaire [15] is a 15-item measure of cognitive distortions. The Social Network Inventory (SNI) [16] has been used in multiple studies with homeless populations and high-risk adolescents [17].

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