Question 1

Which of the following are examples of opioids?

Accepted Answer

A) Chemicals in the poppy 
B) Hydrocodone 
C) Enkephalins 
D) All of these are correct 
A) Chemicals in the poppy 
B) Hydrocodone 
C) Enkephalins 
D) All of these are correct D

Question 2

What explains the apparent stimulation, feeling of well-being, and outgoing behavior as the initial effects of alcohol ingestion?

Accepted Answer

A) Depression of the inhibitory centers in the brain 
B) Activation of the inhibitory centers in the brain 
C) Depression of the autonomic nervous system 
D) Stimulation of the autonomic nervous system 
A) Depression of the inhibitory centers in the brain 
B) Activation of the inhibitory centers in the brain 
C) Depression of the autonomic nervous system 
D) Stimulation of the autonomic nervous system A

Question 3

Which of the following would NOT be an example of substance use, as opposed to substance intoxication, substance abuse, or substance dependence?

Accepted Answer

A) Smoking a cigarette 
B) Drinking a cup of coffee 
C) Taking a sleeping pill 
D) Getting drunk 
A) Smoking a cigarette 
B) Drinking a cup of coffee 
C) Taking a sleeping pill 
D) Getting drunk D

Question 4

The DSM-5 does not describe an intoxication pattern for ____________ disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) stimulant-related 
B) tobacco-related 
C) depressant-related 
D) opioid-related 
A) stimulant-related 
B) tobacco-related 
C) depressant-related 
D) opioid-related

Question 5

Legally available narcotic medications, including morphine and codeine, are used primarily as

Accepted Answer

A) antagonists. 
B) analgesics. 
C) antibiotics. 
D) antidotes. 
A) antagonists. 
B) analgesics. 
C) antibiotics. 
D) antidotes.

Question 6

After studying the text, you now should understand that the integrative approach to substance abuse is

Accepted Answer

A) that a genetic factor alone is the cause of substance abuse. 
B) that neurobiological factors determine whether substance abuse will develop. 
C) that psychological factors are the primary determinants of whether or not a person becomes a drug addict. 
D) that for any particular individual, substance abuse may arise from multiple and different causes. 
A) that a genetic factor alone is the cause of substance abuse. 
B) that neurobiological factors determine whether substance abuse will develop. 
C) that psychological factors are the primary determinants of whether or not a person becomes a drug addict. 
D) that for any particular individual, substance abuse may arise from multiple and different causes.

Question 7

The benzodiazepine medications are prescribed primarily to treat

Accepted Answer

A) pain. 
B) depression. 
C) anxiety. 
D) addiction. 
A) pain. 
B) depression. 
C) anxiety. 
D) addiction.

Question 8

Which of the following is the definition of sedative?

Accepted Answer

A) Sleep-inducing 
B) Anxiety-reducing 
C) Antiseizure 
D) Calming 
A) Sleep-inducing 
B) Anxiety-reducing 
C) Antiseizure 
D) Calming

Question 9

In some individuals, chronic alcohol use causes physical damage to the body. Whether this occurs depends on all of the following factors EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) blood alcohol levels during drinking periods. 
B) the type of alcohol consumed. 
C) genetic vulnerability. 
D) how frequently drinking binges occur, how long they last, and how much time elapses between binges. 
A) blood alcohol levels during drinking periods. 
B) the type of alcohol consumed. 
C) genetic vulnerability. 
D) how frequently drinking binges occur, how long they last, and how much time elapses between binges.

Question 10

The drug opiate-antagonist naltrexone is a treatment for substance abuse that works by

Accepted Answer

A) substituting a chemically similar drug for the addictive drug. 
B) both counteracting the effects of opiates and producing withdrawal symptoms. 
C) producing a cross-tolerance effect in a drug user. 
D) producing only a temporary euphoric effect if opiates continue to be used. 
A) substituting a chemically similar drug for the addictive drug. 
B) both counteracting the effects of opiates and producing withdrawal symptoms. 
C) producing a cross-tolerance effect in a drug user. 
D) producing only a temporary euphoric effect if opiates continue to be used.

Question 11

Although AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) programs are considered effective, the dropout rate for GA (Gamblers Anonymous) programs is ________.

Accepted Answer

A) 10% to 30%. 
B) 30% to 50%. 
C) 50% to 70%. 
D) 70% to 90%. 
A) 10% to 30%. 
B) 30% to 50%. 
C) 50% to 70%. 
D) 70% to 90%.

Question 12

All of the following can occur in people who are alcohol dependent for even short periods of time EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) blackouts and/or seizures. 
B) hallucinations. 
C) memory loss. 
D) dementia. 
A) blackouts and/or seizures. 
B) hallucinations. 
C) memory loss. 
D) dementia.

Question 13

Describe typical practices and dangers associated with inhalant use disorder.

Accepted Answer

Typical practices associated with inhala

Question 14

In behavioral terms, drugs like aspirin are considered negative reinforcers because they

Accepted Answer

A) make a person feel good. 
B) stop a person from feeling pain. 
C) have toxic effects on the nervous system. 
D) can cause frequent users to become dependent on them. 
A) make a person feel good. 
B) stop a person from feeling pain. 
C) have toxic effects on the nervous system. 
D) can cause frequent users to become dependent on them.

Question 15

Describe similarities between gambling disorder and substance-related disorders. How is gambling disorder treated, and how effective are the treatments?

Accepted Answer

Gambling disorder and substance-related

Question 16

The most commonly consumed of all the psychoactive drugs are the stimulants, which include all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) caffeine. 
B) cocaine. 
C) nicotine. 
D) mescaline. 
A) caffeine. 
B) cocaine. 
C) nicotine. 
D) mescaline.

Question 17

Women may relapse more than men from quitting smoking because

Accepted Answer

A) of weight gain experienced after quitting. 
B) they tend to have more symptoms of depression and anxiety. 
C) they experience higher levels of stress at work. 
D) women have higher levels of stress due to the imbalance of childcare in the home. 
A) of weight gain experienced after quitting. 
B) they tend to have more symptoms of depression and anxiety. 
C) they experience higher levels of stress at work. 
D) women have higher levels of stress due to the imbalance of childcare in the home.

Question 18

Describe the most common pathway to opioid addiction in the 21st century.

Accepted Answer

The most common pathway to opioid addict

Question 19

Auburn has a cup of coffee every morning, smokes 10 cigarettes a day, and has a beer with dinner. This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) substance use. 
B) a substance use disorder. 
C) polysubstance abuse. 
D) substance intoxication. 
A) substance use. 
B) a substance use disorder. 
C) polysubstance abuse. 
D) substance intoxication.

Question 20

Which of the following is an accurate statement about alcohol use?

Accepted Answer

A) Education is negatively correlated with recent alcohol use. 
B) Half of all Americans over the age of 12 report being current drinkers of alcohol. 
C) Female college students were more likely than male college students to report several episodes of binge drinking in a two-week period. 
D) Alcohol use in the elderly population is typically high. 
A) Education is negatively correlated with recent alcohol use. 
B) Half of all Americans over the age of 12 report being current drinkers of alcohol. 
C) Female college students were more likely than male college students to report several episodes of binge drinking in a two-week period. 
D) Alcohol use in the elderly population is typically high.

Which of the following are examples of opioids?

What explains the apparent stimulation, feeling of well-being, and outgoing behavior as the initial effects of alcohol ingestion?

Which of the following would NOT be an example of substance use, as opposed to substance intoxication, substance abuse, or substance dependence?

The DSM-5 does not describe an intoxication pattern for ____________ disorders.

Legally available narcotic medications, including morphine and codeine, are used primarily as

After studying the text, you now should understand that the integrative approach to substance abuse is

The benzodiazepine medications are prescribed primarily to treat

Which of the following is the definition of sedative?

In some individuals, chronic alcohol use causes physical damage to the body. Whether this occurs depends on all of the following factors EXCEPT

The drug opiate-antagonist naltrexone is a treatment for substance abuse that works by

Although AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) programs are considered effective, the dropout rate for GA (Gamblers Anonymous) programs is ________.

All of the following can occur in people who are alcohol dependent for even short periods of time EXCEPT

Describe typical practices and dangers associated with inhalant use disorder.

In behavioral terms, drugs like aspirin are considered negative reinforcers because they

Describe similarities between gambling disorder and substance-related disorders. How is gambling disorder treated, and how effective are the treatments?

The most commonly consumed of all the psychoactive drugs are the stimulants, which include all of the following EXCEPT

Women may relapse more than men from quitting smoking because

Describe the most common pathway to opioid addiction in the 21st century.

Auburn has a cup of coffee every morning, smokes 10 cigarettes a day, and has a beer with dinner. This is an example of

Which of the following is an accurate statement about alcohol use?

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Exam 10: Substance-Related, Addictive, and Impulse-Control Disorders

Which of the following are examples of opioids?

What explains the apparent stimulation, feeling of well-being, and outgoing behavior as the initial effects of alcohol ingestion?

Which of the following would NOT be an example of substance use, as opposed to substance intoxication, substance abuse, or substance dependence?

The DSM-5 does not describe an intoxication pattern for ____________ disorders.

Legally available narcotic medications, including morphine and codeine, are used primarily as

After studying the text, you now should understand that the integrative approach to substance abuse is

The benzodiazepine medications are prescribed primarily to treat

Which of the following is the definition of sedative?

In some individuals, chronic alcohol use causes physical damage to the body. Whether this occurs depends on all of the following factors EXCEPT

The drug opiate-antagonist naltrexone is a treatment for substance abuse that works by

Although AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) programs are considered effective, the dropout rate for GA (Gamblers Anonymous) programs is ________.

All of the following can occur in people who are alcohol dependent for even short periods of time EXCEPT

Describe typical practices and dangers associated with inhalant use disorder.

In behavioral terms, drugs like aspirin are considered negative reinforcers because they

Describe similarities between gambling disorder and substance-related disorders. How is gambling disorder treated, and how effective are the treatments?

The most commonly consumed of all the psychoactive drugs are the stimulants, which include all of the following EXCEPT

Women may relapse more than men from quitting smoking because

Describe the most common pathway to opioid addiction in the 21st century.

Auburn has a cup of coffee every morning, smokes 10 cigarettes a day, and has a beer with dinner. This is an example of

Which of the following is an accurate statement about alcohol use?

Abnormal Behavior in Historical Context

An Integrative Approach to Psychopathology

Clinical Assessment, Diagnosis, and Research in Psychopathology

Anxiety, Trauma- and Stressor-Related, and Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Physical Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating and Sleep-Wake Disorders

Sexual Dysfunctions, Paraphilic Disorders, and Gender Dysphoria

Personality Disorders

Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders

Neurodevelopmental and Neurocognitive Disorders

Mental Health Services: Legal and Ethical Issues

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