Exam 11: Substance-Related,Addictive,and Impulse-Control Disorders

Joan consumes alcohol alone in her residence room when she has trouble sleeping.What level of involvement with alcohol would best apply to Joan?

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Question 41

How do both amphetamines and cocaine produce their desired effects?

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Question 42

What did DeWit and colleagues (2000)find to be predictive of later alcohol disorders?

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Question 43

Yan has kleptomania.She feels a sense of tension before she shoplifts.After she shoplifts,what does she feel?

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Question 44

In the 1950s,James Olds used electrical stimulation on the brains of rats.What did he discover?

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Question 45

Which of the following explains the cognitive phenomenon called "alcohol myopia"?

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Question 46

Which of the following is the outcome of mild to moderate alcohol use across the lifespan?

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Question 47

Dr.Palmer is developing a treatment program for people with kleptomania.In order to best serve his patient population,he is planning a treatment program that will help with the impulse control component of kleptomania.What else could it potentially help treat?

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Question 48

How is the opponent-process explanation of drug addiction best explained?

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Question 49

Jason uses mescaline repeatedly over several days.Which of the following is most likely?

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Question 50

In trying to understand why some people continue to use alcohol until they become dependent on it and others are able to stop before this happens,what is important to consider?

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Question 51

What does the term "sensitization" mean?

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Question 52

Max runs a group therapy session for people with alcohol disorders.What else do some members of the group likely have?

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Question 53

Your shy and introverted friend tells you that she has discovered a wonder drug that produces feelings of euphoria and it is not addictive.When you realize that she is talking about cocaine,what should you tell her?

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Question 54

What did laboratory research involving "drug addiction" in animals demonstrate about the positive reinforcing effect of drugs?

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Question 55

Which of the following analgesic substances is NOT classified as an opiate?

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Question 56

Alcohol use and aggression are positively correlated.Which of the following is NOT a factor that determines aggressive behaviour?

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Question 57

Why do some drugs produce an anxiolytic (anxiety-relieving)effect?

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Question 58

What is the "reverse tolerance" phenomenon reported by some regular users of marijuana?

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Question 59

Which of the following approaches is MOST likely to help people with gambling disorder?

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Joan consumes alcohol alone in her residence room when she has trouble sleeping.What level of involvement with alcohol would best apply to Joan?

How do both amphetamines and cocaine produce their desired effects?

What did DeWit and colleagues (2000)find to be predictive of later alcohol disorders?

Yan has kleptomania.She feels a sense of tension before she shoplifts.After she shoplifts,what does she feel?

In the 1950s,James Olds used electrical stimulation on the brains of rats.What did he discover?

Which of the following explains the cognitive phenomenon called "alcohol myopia"?

Which of the following is the outcome of mild to moderate alcohol use across the lifespan?

Dr.Palmer is developing a treatment program for people with kleptomania.In order to best serve his patient population,he is planning a treatment program that will help with the impulse control component of kleptomania.What else could it potentially help treat?

How is the opponent-process explanation of drug addiction best explained?

Jason uses mescaline repeatedly over several days.Which of the following is most likely?

In trying to understand why some people continue to use alcohol until they become dependent on it and others are able to stop before this happens,what is important to consider?

What does the term "sensitization" mean?

Max runs a group therapy session for people with alcohol disorders.What else do some members of the group likely have?

Your shy and introverted friend tells you that she has discovered a wonder drug that produces feelings of euphoria and it is not addictive.When you realize that she is talking about cocaine,what should you tell her?

What did laboratory research involving "drug addiction" in animals demonstrate about the positive reinforcing effect of drugs?

Which of the following analgesic substances is NOT classified as an opiate?

Alcohol use and aggression are positively correlated.Which of the following is NOT a factor that determines aggressive behaviour?

Why do some drugs produce an anxiolytic (anxiety-relieving)effect?

What is the "reverse tolerance" phenomenon reported by some regular users of marijuana?

Which of the following approaches is MOST likely to help people with gambling disorder?

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