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Abnormal Psychology Study Set 15
Quiz 12: Substance Related and Addictive Disorders
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Question 101
Essay
"Humans have always been motivated to seek altered states of consciousness." Support this statement with reference to what is known regarding the use of psychoactive substances in prehistoric times.
Question 102
Essay
Distinguish among moderate, heavy, and binge drinking. Explain how light drinkers differ from heavy drinkers with respect to wanting to drink, on the one hand, and liking to drink, on the other.
Question 103
Essay
Define the term withdrawal. Illustrate your definition by highlighting some of the symptoms associated with withdrawal from alcohol.
Question 104
Short Answer
Disulfiram is one of the medications approved for the treatment of ______ dependence.
Question 105
Essay
Give four reasons why the treatment of substance-related and addictive disorders is especially challenging.
Question 106
Essay
Addiction to methamphetamine is particularly difficult to treat. Review some of the cognitive deficits seen in methamphetamine addiction and explain how these deficits complicate efforts to treat the addiction.
Question 107
Short Answer
Although gambling is now classified as an addictive disorder, it was once considered an ______ disorder.
Question 108
Essay
Distinguish among the three components of substance dependence. Illustrate each component with a concrete example.
Question 109
Essay
"Everything in moderation." Contrast the beneficial effects of light-to-moderate drinking with the harmful effects of heavy drinking. Mention at least one beneficial and one negative effect on the brain and at least two beneficial and two harmful effects on the body.
Question 110
Essay
Justify the reclassification of pathological gambling as an addictive rather than an impulse control disorder in the DSM-5.
Question 111
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Hallucinogens or psychedelics can alter perception, mood, and cognitive processes in unpredictable ways. Briefly describe some of the changes to perception, mood, and cognition that occur when hallucinogens are used.