factor structure of ciwa-ar in alcohol withdrawal
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Objective. To identify the underlying factor structure of alcohol withdrawal syndrome, as measured with CIWA-Ar. Methods. Exploratory factor analysis was conducted on the items of CIWA-Ar. On 201 alcohol-dependent male patients seeking treatment for alcohol withdrawal at 36 hours of abstinence. Results. A three-factor solution was obtained that accounted for 68.74% of total variance. First factor had loading from four items (34.34% variance), second factor also had four items (24.25% variance), and the third had two items (10.04% variance). Conclusions. Factor analysis reveals the existence of multidimensionality of alcohol withdrawal as measured with CIWA-Ar and we found three factors that can be named as delirious, autonomic and nonspecific factors.
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| Authors | ;Ajay Kumar Bakhla;Christoday R. J. Khess;Vijay Verma;Mahesh Hembram;Samir Kumar Praharaj;Subhas Soren |
| Journal | International journal of biological macromolecules |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/745839
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