Which assessment instrument is adapted from the MAST for drug evaluation?

The Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST) is specifically designed to evaluate drug use, making it an adaptation of the Massachusetts Substance Abuse Test (MAST), which primarily focuses on alcohol use. The DAST assesses the extent of an individual's drug-related problems and behaviors, allowing for a clearer understanding of substance use patterns beyond alcohol alone. This screening tool is valuable for identifying various drug use issues, facilitating appropriate interventions in counseling and treatment settings.

In contrast, other options like SMART, DBT, and PACT focus on different aspects of treatment or intervention rather than being adaptations specifically targeting drug evaluation in the way the DAST is linked to the MAST for that purpose.