Psychometric properties of the MAST and two briefer versions.

Burton J. Zung

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Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Traffic and Road Safety

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The discriminative value and internal consistency of items of the MAST, MAST-10 and MAST-13, as well as the predictive validity of the MAST-10 and MAST-13, are examined in the scores of 200 motorists arrested for driving while intoxicated.

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