Matison McCool

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Research Assistant Professor

University of New Mexico

United States

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Dr. Matison McCool is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Mexico, USA. His research areas include the relationship between emotional regulation and substance use, particularly focusing on alcohol and cannabis among various populations. Recent work highlights the impact of distress tolerance, sleep disturbances, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy on recovery outcomes and substance-related behaviors.

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Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention and Psychophysiological Self-Regulation

Open Date: 2024-09-01

Close Date: 2029-09-01

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Measuring Individualized Harm Reduction Goals Over Time

Open Date: 2023-07-01

Close Date: 2025-06-01

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Matthew Pearson

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University of New Mexico

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The role of distress tolerance in the momentary relationship between negative affect and drinking in daily life.

Sleep disturbances relate to problematic alcohol use via effortful control and negative emotionality

Finding purpose: Integrated latent profile and machine learning analyses identify purpose in life as an important predictor of high-functioning recovery after alcohol treatment

Beyond Frequency and Quantity of Cannabis Consumption among College Students: Context of Using Cannabis Relates to Cannabis-Related Outcomes

Examining early adherence measures as predictors of subsequent adherence in an intensive longitudinal study of individuals in mutual help groups: One day at a time

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Affecting Drinking in Daily Life

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills and Urges to Use Alcohol and Substances: An Examination of Diary Cards

Applying adherent DBT Principles to treatment in a partial hospital setting: An analysis over 5‐years of outcomes from intake to discharge

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Matthew Pearson

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