A. ___ I have little desire for the incentive when it is not around, but when it is nearby [available] I can’t resist it.
B. ___ Forbidding me to use an incentive increases my desire to use it.
C. ___ If I knew I could get away with it, I would certainly lapse
D. ___ I sometimes lapse without having made a conscious decision to do so.
E. ___ Even though I realize I am about to lapse I may not exert the effort to prevent it.
F. ___ When I review my history I see that I often follow a predictable sequence that leads to relapse
G. ___ My emotional reactions often make things worse and increase the likelihood of relapse.
H. ___ I perform better when I am not being evaluated by myself or others.
I. ___ Encountering certain individuals or circumstance would dramatically increase my risk of relapse.
J. ___ Once I start thinking about the incentive I can’t get it out of my mind until I finally give in and relapse.
K. ___ Alcohol intoxication is a trigger for relapse.
L. ___ I feel that it is unfair that others get to use the incentive yet I cannot.
M. ___When I go for a period of time without engaging the incentive I experience withdrawal symptoms. |
