An alcohol user's position on the continuum of chemical use
A)may rise or fall depending on their current situation.
B)is legally reset when they are admitted to rehabilitation.
C)begins with the onset of the user's first legal problem.
D)can, by design, only move upwards, with periods of reduced drinking merely halting the movement on the scale.

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The position of an alcohol user on the continuum of chemical use can change over time, influenced by various factors such as personal decisions, life circumstances, and interventions. This means their level of use can increase or decrease, reflecting the dynamic nature of substance use and recovery. Choices B, C, and D suggest static or legally and structurally defined movements, which do not accurately represent the fluid and individualized nature of substance use and recovery.

An Alcohol User's Position on the Continuum of Chemical Use