Interventions and confrontations serve to:
A) motivate uncooperative addicts to change.
B) provide opportunities for family members to explain how an addict's behavior has hurt them.
C) allow friends and employers of addicts to express their concerns about the addict's behavior.
D) all of the above

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Interventions and confrontations are designed to motivate addicts to change by involving their close contacts (family, friends, employers) in expressing how the addict's behavior has negatively impacted them, thereby addressing all the aspects mentioned in options A, B, and C.

Interventions and Confrontations Serve To