Exam 12: Substance Related and Addictive Disorders

The lifetime prevalence of pathological gambling is approximately ______.

Which of the following neurotransmitter systems is NOT among those mentioned in the textbook as being affected by alcohol consumption?

The effects of caffeine last approximately ______.

Although gambling is now classified as an addictive disorder, it was once considered an ______ disorder.

Mescaline, LSD, and MDMA are classed as ______.

Tim is receiving individual treatment for cocaine dependence. He is learning how to examine his thoughts related to cocaine use, as well as specific strategies for managing these thoughts. Tim's treatment BEST exemplifies ______.

Coca leaves were once used to make Coca-Cola.

Nearly 1 in 4 people have experienced a drinking "binge" in the past month.

In ______, the reinforcing effects of a substance tend to diminish with repeated use.

After ingesting a single drink, it takes BAC ______ hour(s) to return to zero.

After lunch, Katya drinks a cup of coffee and smokes a cigarette. She is consuming two ______.

Distinguish among the three components of substance dependence. Illustrate each component with a concrete example.

A hallucinogen called ______ has a history of being used by Native Americans in religious ceremonies.

"Everything in moderation." Contrast the beneficial effects of light-to-moderate drinking with the harmful effects of heavy drinking. Mention at least one beneficial and one negative effect on the brain and at least two beneficial and two harmful effects on the body.