In Practice, It Is More Important to Focus on Identifying

Multiple Choice

In practice, it is more important to focus on identifying and treating alcoholism rather than underlying causes because .

A) the exact etiology of alcoholism is known and makes clear that treatment of alcoholism is a primary issue
B) secondary diagnosis has no significance in the treatment of alcoholism
C) even when underlying causes are known, they become problems to be solved in their own right in addition to arresting the alcoholism
D) resolving mental disorders that precipitate alcoholism will resolve the alcoholism