The NIAAA Alcohol Use Disorder and Associated Disabilities Interview Schedule–V (AUDADIS-V; Grant et al. 2015) measures DSM-5 AUD, CUD, TUD, and selected psychiatric disorders in past year and prior to the past year. Each DSM-5 SUD diagnosis requires at least two of 11 criteria within a 12-month period. Within each SUD considered, 12-month and prior diagnoses were aggregated to form lifetime diagnoses. Test-retest reliabilities were moderate to substantial for these disorders (κ = 0.40–0.87) and their criteria scales (ICC = 0.45–0.84) (Grant et al. 2015). Concordance between AUDADIS-5 and PRISM-5 for SUDs was fair to substantial (κ = 0.36–0.66; ICC = 0.68–0.91) (Hasin et al. 2015). Additional DSM-5 disorders included in this study were: primary major depression, generalized anxiety, and antisocial personality disorder, as these disorders are most consistently co-morbid with SUD (Cerda et al. 2008; Hasin et al. 2015). Post-traumatic stress disorder, and adult IPV exposure (binary measure of any violent trauma exposure experienced after age18) were also included given the documented relation of childhood IPV, adult IPV, and PTSD (Koenen et al., 2007). The reliability and validity of these diagnoses in the NESARC-III were fair to moderate (Grant et al. 2015; Hasin et al. 2015).
