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Relationship between the NIAAA Impairment Index and the Mortimer-Filkins Interview for repeat drunken-driving
Journal of Studies on Alcohol
|May 1, 1983
Abstract:
The NIAAA Alcohol Impairment Index affords a reliable measure of alcohol-related behavior in drunken-driving offenders and is less time-consuming than the more widely employed Mortimer-Filkins Interview.
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