Addicts often encounter conflicts within their own thinking.he author breaks these conflicts down to three primary voices:
A) Id, ego, and superego.
B) I, II, and III.
C) Primary, secondary, and tertiary.
D) Disease, higher power, and self.
E) None of the above.

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The correct answer is D) Disease, higher power, and self. These represent the three primary voices or perspectives that addicts often encounter within their own thinking, according to some models of addiction. The disease voice represents the addiction itself, the higher power voice represents the guidance towards recovery, and the self voice represents the individual's own thoughts and feelings.

Addicts Often Encounter Conflicts Within Their Own Thinking