Miller B A, Whitney R, Washousky R
Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse. 1984;10(3):447-59. doi: 10.3109/00952998409001482.
The decision to recommend alcoholism treatment for convicted drinking drivers is examined for a treatment program in Western New York. A total of 2,061 client files were abstracted for these analyses. The Mortimer-Filkins score and the blood alcohol concentration at the time of arrest were the two best discriminating variables in the decision to recommend treatment in these analyses. When these scores were high, additional information was not needed. However, when these scores were in the low or midranges, other variables became crucial to the decision-making process. Further investigation of variables not available in these analyses is needed to determine the decision-making process for clients with low or midrange Mortimer-Filkins and BAC scores.
针对纽约西部的一个治疗项目，对向被定罪的酒后驾车者推荐酒精成瘾治疗的决定进行了研究。总共提取了2061份客户档案用于这些分析。在这些分析中，莫蒂默 - 菲尔金斯评分和被捕时的血液酒精浓度是决定是否推荐治疗的两个最佳区分变量。当这些评分较高时，不需要额外信息。然而，当这些评分处于低或中等范围时，其他变量对决策过程变得至关重要。需要对这些分析中未涉及的变量进行进一步调查，以确定莫蒂默 - 菲尔金斯评分和血液酒精浓度处于低或中等范围的客户的决策过程。
