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Correction

This article refers to:
The impact of twelve-step program familiarity and its in-session discussion on counselor credibility

Article Title: The impact of twelve-step program familiarity and its in-session discussion on counselor credibility

Authors: Dennis, C. B., Roland, B. D., & Loneck, B.

Journal: The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse

Volume and Issue Number: 39(5)

DOI: 10.3109/00952990.2012.694522

Some of the numbers are slightly off in the second paragraph of the Participants subsection (p. 299). The paragraph should read:

Additional information on substance use available for 107 clients showed that the mean number of substances was 2.22 (SD=.85). Among primary substances (n=105), alcohol was the most common at 50.48%, followed by heroin at 19.05%, cocaine/crack at 16.19%, and cannabis at 10.48%. Among secondary substances (n=77), cocaine/crack was the most common at 37.66%, and among tertiary substances (n=45), cannabis was most common at 33.33%. 70.8% (n=106) reported using tobacco. The mean number of treatment episodes for clients (n=106) was 3.14 (SD=1.48).

In Table 1, p. 299:

  • High school should be 118, not 1181.

  • The % of white counselors should be 67.7.

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