Toward an in-depth understanding of binge-watching behavior: a qualitative approach with focus group

Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics, Indiana University School of Medicine, USA While prenatal alcohol exposure is required for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) it

A series of fundamental questions, developed in keeping with the objectives and theoretical tenets that ground the research program in which the focus group took place, was then used

In a pilot group of binging patients (ANB, BN and BED) who did not respond to an intensive course of CBT complemented with SSRI, we observed: an acceptance rate (79%) close to the

Another major difference between African and European populations (i.e. conti- nents in which honeybees are endemic) is the fact that in Africa, beekeeping is mostly based on

The presence of an attentional bias towards alcohol is indexed by faster reaction times when the probe appears at the same location than the alcoholrelated stimulus as illustrated

The fi rst cluster was composed of viewers characterized by the highest levels of motivations for TV series watching, elevated urgency traits (both positive and negative) and

They pro- vided information on alcohol related variables (AUDIT, BD score), positional factors (sex, age), inter-individual factors (subjective norm, social identity,

The focus group approach is a qualitative method to collect the data on the selected topic with a structured and focused discussion in a small group of people.. Focus groups