Influential psychological theories hypothesize that people consume alcohol in response to
the experience of both negative and positive emotions. Despite two decades of daily diary …

Influential psychological theories hypothesize that people consume alcohol in response to
the experience of both negative and positive emotions. Despite two decades of daily diary …

In this tutorial, we introduce the reader to analyzing ecological momentary assessment
(EMA) data as applied in psychological sciences with the use of Bayesian (generalized) …

Although frequently hypothesized, the evidence for associations between affect and
marijuana use in everyday life remains ambiguous. Inconsistent findings across existing …

Objective: It is hypothesized that alcohol use is reinforcing when used as a strategy to cope
with negative affect. Although the evidence for this hypothesis in observational data is weak …

The replication crisis of the past decade has taught us that our literature is severely biased.
Many empirical findings underlying our theories cannot be replicated. Although the extent of …

Evidence for negative reinforcement of alcohol use is mixed; one possible explanation for
this is that people make value-based decisions whether to regulate their emotions via …

Background Theoretical models of alcohol use posit that individuals consume alcohol to
ameliorate negative affect or to heighten positive affect. It is important, however, to consider …

Introduction Objective binge eating and problematic alcohol use often co-occur and are
common behaviors in emerging adults. Both behaviors are thought to be driven by affect …

Etiological models of alcohol and cannabis use disorders hypothesize that people are more
likely to use and consume more of these substances when they experience heightened …