Riippuvuuslistat
Riippuvuuslistat are a tool used to assess and identify potential problem behaviors or situations that may indicate addiction or other compulsive behaviors. The concept was first introduced by Finnish psychologist Seppo Koskelainen in the 1980s and has since gained popularity in various countries, particularly in the Nordic region.
The primary purpose of a riippuvuuslista is to help individuals become more aware of their thought patterns
Riippuvuuslistat are often used in a self-assessment context, where individuals rate their responses on a scale,
The usefulness of riippuvuuslistat lies in their ability to facilitate introspection and help individuals recognize problem
Some researchers have suggested that riippuvuuslistat may be a more effective tool than traditional screening methods