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Notably, the TADD-TLFB correlation was significantly stronger than the KAT-TLFB correlation (Z = 5.10, p less then .001). Moreover, the TADD's estimates of number of drinking days (r = 0.70, p less then .001) and heavy drinking episodes per week (0.77, p less then .001) correlated strongly with corresponding estimates from the TLFB. The TADD and KAT provided higher estimates of alcohol consumption than the TLFB. Conclusion Clinicians and researchers should consider using the TADD to estimate alcohol consumption in time-limited situ
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