A cornerstone of the Jellinek model of alcoholism is that the individual
A)has a physical disease rather than a moral failing.
B)is frightened by signs of a loss of control, causing him or her to seek help.
C)must show none of the designated symptoms to be worthy of a diagnosis of alcoholism.
D)will follow one of multiple paths to an alcohol use disorder.

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The Jellinek model of alcoholism posits that alcoholism is a disease, emphasizing the physical and medical aspects rather than moral failings.

A Cornerstone of the Jellinek Model of Alcoholism Is That