Jonathan N. Stea

Most-cited papers

1. Do Mindfulness Meditation Participants Do Their Homework? And Does It Make a Difference? A Review of the Empirical Evidence

   L. Vettese, T. Toneatto, Jonathan N. Stea, L. Nguyen +1 more

   2009Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy261 citations

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2. Recovery from cannabis use disorders: Abstinence versus moderation and treatment-assisted recovery versus natural recovery.

   Jonathan N. Stea, I. Yakovenko, D. Hodgins

   2015Psychology of Addictive Behaviors75 citations Open access

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3. Relations between delay discounting and low to moderate gambling, cannabis, and alcohol problems among university students.

   Jonathan N. Stea, D. Hodgins, M. J. Lambert

   2011Behavioural Processes39 citations

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4. Treatment options and shared decision-making in the treatment of opioid use disorder: A scoping review.

   Tyler Marshall, Myles Hancock, Elizabeth N. Kinnard, K. Olson +5 more

   2021Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment31 citations

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5. Abstinence versus Moderation Goals in Brief Motivational Treatment for Pathological Gambling

   Jonathan N. Stea, D. Hodgins, Tak S. Fung

   2015Journal of Gambling Studies29 citations

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6. A critical review of treatment approaches for gambling disorders.

   Jonathan N. Stea, D. Hodgins

   2011Current Drug Abuse Reviews29 citations

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7. Psychometric evaluation of a lifetime version of the marijuana problems scale

   D. Hodgins, Jonathan N. Stea

   2018Addictive Behaviors Reports24 citations Open access

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8. Do you have depression? A summative content analysis of mental health-related content on TikTok

   Roxanne Turuba, M. Zenone, Raman Srivastava, Jonathan N. Stea +11 more

   2025Digital Health17 citations Open access

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9. Increase and Decrease of Other Substance Use During Recovery From Cannabis Use Disorders

   D. Hodgins, Hyoun S. Kim, Jonathan N. Stea

   2017Psychology of Addictive Behaviors14 citations

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10. Commentary: School closures, the pandemic, and pediatric mental health: Scrutinizing the evidence.

    T. Black, P. Virk, M. Woodward, Jonathan N. Stea +1 more

    2023Journal of the Canadian Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry = Journal de l'Academie canadienne de psychiatrie de l'enfant et de l'adolescent10 citations

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11. Insights from individuals successfully recovered from cannabis use disorder: natural versus treatment-assisted recoveries and abstinent versus moderation outcomes

    D. Hodgins, Jonathan N. Stea

    2018Addiction Science & Clinical Practice10 citations Open access

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12. Reduced Contact Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Adult Depression: A Review

    Shadi Beshai, L. M. Wallace, Katrina H. McDougall, Kristina Waldmann +1 more

    2016The Journal of psychology7 citations

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13. Promoting self-change in cannabis use disorder: Findings from a randomized trial

    Magdalen G. Schluter, D. Hodgins, Jonathan N. Stea, Michelle L. Kilborn

    2022Frontiers in Psychiatry3 citations Open access

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14. Enhancement of False Memory for Negative Material in Dysphoria: Mood Congruency or Response Bias?

    Jonathan N. Stea, S. M. Lee, C. Sears

    2013Cognitive Therapy and Research3 citations

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15. The relationship between lack of control and illusory pattern perception among at-risk gamblers and at-risk cannabis users

    Jonathan N. Stea, D. Hodgins

    20123 citations Open access

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16. The Psychological Underpinnings of Addictive Behaviours

    Tanya E. Mudry, Jonathan N. Stea, D. Hodgins

    20151 citations

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17. Freud’s Conceptualization of the Social World: Psychology Recapitulating Sociology or Sociology Recapitulating Psychology?

    Jonathan N. Stea

    20121 citations Open access

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18. Promoting self-change in cannabis use disorder: Results of a randomized controlled trial after one year.

    Brad W. Brazeau, Magdalen G. Schluter, Jonathan N. Stea, Michelle L. Kilborn +1 more

    2026Journal of substance use and addiction treatment0 citations Open access

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19. Mind the Science

    Jonathan N. Stea

    20240 citations

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20. Investigating Clinical Psychology

    Jonathan N. Stea, Stephen Hupp

    20230 citations

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21. Can Cannabis Fix the Opioid Crisis?

    Jonathan N. Stea

    2019Scientific American0 citations

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22. Gambling disorders.

    David C. Hodgins, Jonathan N. Stea, J. Grant

    2011The Lancet0 citations

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