Marina Bornovalova
@mbornovalova.bsky.social
PI, Dynamics of Externalizing and Emotion Regulation (DEXTER) laboratory, Department of Psychology, University of South Florida
The model also differentiates between lapse and relapse, and it does that using an idiographic approach. For some, a few days of use = relapse. For others, context matters—recent lapses can push the latent state closer to relapse.
January 22, 2025 at 2:38 AM
The model also differentiates between lapse and relapse, and it does that using an idiographic approach. For some, a few days of use = relapse. For others, context matters—recent lapses can push the latent state closer to relapse.
Tilt: Measures relative stability—how difficult it is to leave one state for the other. Which well is deeper for you?
January 22, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Tilt: Measures relative stability—how difficult it is to leave one state for the other. Which well is deeper for you?
The DWPM provides two key parameters: Steepness and Tilt
🔹 Steepness: Indicates the ease or difficulty of transitioning between abstinence and relapse. High steepness>deep well> more stable.
🔹 Steepness: Indicates the ease or difficulty of transitioning between abstinence and relapse. High steepness>deep well> more stable.
January 22, 2025 at 1:14 AM
The DWPM provides two key parameters: Steepness and Tilt
🔹 Steepness: Indicates the ease or difficulty of transitioning between abstinence and relapse. High steepness>deep well> more stable.
🔹 Steepness: Indicates the ease or difficulty of transitioning between abstinence and relapse. High steepness>deep well> more stable.