An Uninspiring Outcome of the Jellinek Model Is That

Multiple Choice

An uninspiring outcome of the Jellinek model is that

A) in spite of expectations, it fails to accurately predict alcohol use patterns of the course of an individual's life.
B) the original survey returns have been lost and are thus unavailable to researchers.
C) it does identify which drinkers will or will not be able to abstain from further alcohol use, but only during the first 5 years following treatment.
D) it clearly identifies the mechanism by which loss of control takes place.