The Concept of Self and Autobiographical Memory in the Care of Patients with Alcohol Use Disorder: A Pilot Study

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"value": "Female"
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"concept": {
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"concept": {
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"value": "Adult (25 to 44 years)"
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"level_type_clusion_I": "Patients population",
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"clusion_I": "- Patients aged 18 or older, male or female, who were either hospitalized or receiving outpatient care at the time of enrollment.\r\n- Diagnosis of a current alcohol use disorder, according to the diagnostic criteria in the DSM-5-TR.\r\n- Native French speaker, able to read and write fluently in French (based on personality questionnaires and cognitive tests).\r\n- Voluntary participation, following review of the information sheet describing the study and written agreement to participate by signing the informed consent form.\r\n",
"clusion_E": "Exclusion criteria:\r\n- Diagnosis of active and unstable psychiatric disorders, based on the DSM-5-RT diagnostic criteria.\r\n- Presence of moderate or severe substance use disorders according to DSM-5-TR criteria (excluding tobacco).\r\n- A diagnosis of intellectual disability or pervasive developmental disorder.\r\n- Presence of any clinically significant or unstable condition: organic disorders affecting the central nervous system or conditions likely to interfere with assessments, including neurological complications of alcoholism.\r\n- Presence of uncorrected sensory impairments (vision and hearing) due to the perceptual-visual nature of certain cognitive tests.\r\n- Persons who are specifically protected under Articles L.1121-5 through L.1121-8 of the French Public Health Code.\r\n\r\nExclusion criteria:\r\n- Patients with cognitive impairment (Montreal Cognitive Assessment [MoCA] score < 22 at baseline).\r\n"
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