Question 1

Drinking that occurs at a college football game could be classified as ________ use.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Drinking that occurs at a college football...

Question 2

John enjoys skiing black diamond and rock climbing,while his brother Jack enjoys driving his car well over the speed limit and experimenting with different types of drugs.Both boys are engaging in _________ behaviors,but John's activities would not be considered ________.

Accepted Answer

A) risky;impulsive 
B) dangerous;socially acceptable 
C) risky;age-appropriate 
D) dangerous;risky 
A) risky;impulsive 
B) dangerous;socially acceptable 
C) risky;age-appropriate 
D) dangerous;risky

Question 3

An adolescent whose father who is an alcoholic and a gambler is more at risk of developing a/n _________.

Accepted Answer

problem wi

Question 4

The authors of this text would most likely agree that brain development in children and adolescents follows a pattern of development that is similar to a:

Accepted Answer

A) roller coaster. 
B) ski slope. 
C) rolling hill. 
D) mountain top. 
A) roller coaster. 
B) ski slope. 
C) rolling hill. 
D) mountain top.

Question 5

The progression from drug user to drug addict is well understood and predictable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which of the following interventions has been shown to be most effective in treating adolescents with substance abuse disorders?

Accepted Answer

A) shock therapy 
B) psychotherapy 
C) incarceration 
D) cognitive-behavioral therapy 
A) shock therapy 
B) psychotherapy 
C) incarceration 
D) cognitive-behavioral therapy

Question 7

A child who displays risk-taking behavior is also impulsive and vice versa.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The hypothesis of using drugs to self-medicate an untreated mental health disorder is clearly supported by research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Dr.Stephens tells her psychology students that adolescents who are at risk for developing a substance use disorder are also more at risk for developing a conduct disorder.This assertion is based on the concept of problem behavior syndrome.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A person who is _________ on cocaine will experience ________ when they attempt to stop taking that drug.

Accepted Answer

physically

Question 11

As a school psychologist in a large public high school you have been asked to help design a substance use prevention program for 9th graders.Identify the key components of a universal prevention program as well as how to identify and work with high-risk adolescents.

Accepted Answer

-Universal prevention program
-Promotion

Question 12

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding marijuana use in adolescents?

Accepted Answer

A) Currently,more adolescents smoke cigarettes than smoke marijuana. 
B) Adolescents who smoke marijuana show decreases in executive functioning. 
C) Although illegal,marijuana is generally a harmless drug and most adolescents give it up before adulthood. 
D) Adolescents who begin smoking marijuana at a young age will go on to abuse cocaine. 
A) Currently,more adolescents smoke cigarettes than smoke marijuana. 
B) Adolescents who smoke marijuana show decreases in executive functioning. 
C) Although illegal,marijuana is generally a harmless drug and most adolescents give it up before adulthood. 
D) Adolescents who begin smoking marijuana at a young age will go on to abuse cocaine.

Question 13

Greg started smoking when he was 17 years old and now at 40 finds that he can't get through a day without a cigarette without feeling shaky.Greg is most likely _________ to cigarettes.

Accepted Answer

A) physically dependent 
B) psychologically dependent 
C) addicted 
D) dependent 
A) physically dependent 
B) psychologically dependent 
C) addicted 
D) dependent

Question 14

________ prevention focuses on developing a healthy lifestyle that includes not abusing substances.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ prevention focuses on developing a healthy...

Question 15

Describe and give examples of the problem behavior syndrome described by Jessor.

Accepted Answer

-If adolescents have one problem behavio

Question 16

The authors of the text would most likely agree with which statement related to risk-taking in adolescents?

Accepted Answer

A) The majority of adolescents engage in some sort of risky behavior during their adolescent years. 
B) Adolescents' brains are not fully developed and therefore they are more likely to engage in irrational behavior. 
C) While adolescents are at risk for engaging in risk-taking behaviors,the majority do not engage in potentially harmful behaviors. 
D) Adolescents'' brains are not fully developed and therefore any risky behaviors in which they engage have greater potential for harm. 
A) The majority of adolescents engage in some sort of risky behavior during their adolescent years. 
B) Adolescents' brains are not fully developed and therefore they are more likely to engage in irrational behavior. 
C) While adolescents are at risk for engaging in risk-taking behaviors,the majority do not engage in potentially harmful behaviors. 
D) Adolescents'' brains are not fully developed and therefore any risky behaviors in which they engage have greater potential for harm.

Question 17

What are the key implications for brain development that occurs during adolescence? How does this brain development put an adolescent at risk for abusing substances?

Accepted Answer

-Brain size increases,becomes thicker;mo

Question 18

Dr.Vance is lecturing on substance use in adolescents and proposes that nicotine use in young adolescents leads to marijuana use.He is most likely describing the:

Accepted Answer

A) common factors model. 
B) bridge hypothesis. 
C) multiple addiction model. 
D) linked hypothesis. 
A) common factors model. 
B) bridge hypothesis. 
C) multiple addiction model. 
D) linked hypothesis.

Question 19

Describe the pros and cons associated with group therapy interventions for adolescents with substance abuse disorders.

Accepted Answer

-Can be effective particularly if based

Question 20

Cynthia has just smoked marijuana and is finding it hard to walk straight.This effect is due to the impact of marijuana on the _________ in Cynthia's brain.

Accepted Answer

cerebellum

Drinking that occurs at a college football game could be classified as ________ use.

John enjoys skiing black diamond and rock climbing,while his brother Jack enjoys driving his car well over the speed limit and experimenting with different types of drugs.Both boys are engaging in _ behaviors,but John's activities would not be considered .

An adolescent whose father who is an alcoholic and a gambler is more at risk of developing a/n _________.

The authors of this text would most likely agree that brain development in children and adolescents follows a pattern of development that is similar to a:

The progression from drug user to drug addict is well understood and predictable.

Which of the following interventions has been shown to be most effective in treating adolescents with substance abuse disorders?

A child who displays risk-taking behavior is also impulsive and vice versa.

The hypothesis of using drugs to self-medicate an untreated mental health disorder is clearly supported by research.

Dr.Stephens tells her psychology students that adolescents who are at risk for developing a substance use disorder are also more at risk for developing a conduct disorder.This assertion is based on the concept of problem behavior syndrome.

A person who is _ on cocaine will experience when they attempt to stop taking that drug.

As a school psychologist in a large public high school you have been asked to help design a substance use prevention program for 9th graders.Identify the key components of a universal prevention program as well as how to identify and work with high-risk adolescents.

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding marijuana use in adolescents?

Greg started smoking when he was 17 years old and now at 40 finds that he can't get through a day without a cigarette without feeling shaky.Greg is most likely _________ to cigarettes.

________ prevention focuses on developing a healthy lifestyle that includes not abusing substances.

Describe and give examples of the problem behavior syndrome described by Jessor.

The authors of the text would most likely agree with which statement related to risk-taking in adolescents?

What are the key implications for brain development that occurs during adolescence? How does this brain development put an adolescent at risk for abusing substances?

Dr.Vance is lecturing on substance use in adolescents and proposes that nicotine use in young adolescents leads to marijuana use.He is most likely describing the:

Describe the pros and cons associated with group therapy interventions for adolescents with substance abuse disorders.

Cynthia has just smoked marijuana and is finding it hard to walk straight.This effect is due to the impact of marijuana on the _________ in Cynthia's brain.

Introduction

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Early Development

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Eating Disorders

Filters

Exam 14: Substance Use and Addictive Disorders

Drinking that occurs at a college football game could be classified as ________ use.

John enjoys skiing black diamond and rock climbing,while his brother Jack enjoys driving his car well over the speed limit and experimenting with different types of drugs.Both boys are engaging in _________ behaviors,but John's activities would not be considered ________.

An adolescent whose father who is an alcoholic and a gambler is more at risk of developing a/n _________.

The authors of this text would most likely agree that brain development in children and adolescents follows a pattern of development that is similar to a:

The progression from drug user to drug addict is well understood and predictable.

Which of the following interventions has been shown to be most effective in treating adolescents with substance abuse disorders?

A child who displays risk-taking behavior is also impulsive and vice versa.

The hypothesis of using drugs to self-medicate an untreated mental health disorder is clearly supported by research.

Dr.Stephens tells her psychology students that adolescents who are at risk for developing a substance use disorder are also more at risk for developing a conduct disorder.This assertion is based on the concept of problem behavior syndrome.

A person who is _________ on cocaine will experience ________ when they attempt to stop taking that drug.

As a school psychologist in a large public high school you have been asked to help design a substance use prevention program for 9th graders.Identify the key components of a universal prevention program as well as how to identify and work with high-risk adolescents.

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding marijuana use in adolescents?

Greg started smoking when he was 17 years old and now at 40 finds that he can't get through a day without a cigarette without feeling shaky.Greg is most likely _________ to cigarettes.

________ prevention focuses on developing a healthy lifestyle that includes not abusing substances.

Describe and give examples of the problem behavior syndrome described by Jessor.

The authors of the text would most likely agree with which statement related to risk-taking in adolescents?

What are the key implications for brain development that occurs during adolescence? How does this brain development put an adolescent at risk for abusing substances?

Dr.Vance is lecturing on substance use in adolescents and proposes that nicotine use in young adolescents leads to marijuana use.He is most likely describing the:

Describe the pros and cons associated with group therapy interventions for adolescents with substance abuse disorders.

Cynthia has just smoked marijuana and is finding it hard to walk straight.This effect is due to the impact of marijuana on the _________ in Cynthia's brain.

Introduction

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Early Development

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Eating Disorders

Filters

John enjoys skiing black diamond and rock climbing,while his brother Jack enjoys driving his car well over the speed limit and experimenting with different types of drugs.Both boys are engaging in _ behaviors,but John's activities would not be considered .

A person who is _ on cocaine will experience when they attempt to stop taking that drug.