3. Summary: Fill in the boxes below to explain how each contributes to your understanding of addiction: Timing & Circumstances Influence Addiction Genetics is an Important Factor in Addiction

Q: According to the director of addiction services at the U of IL Hospital and Health Sciences System,…

A: Option B.

Q: An individual who has been using a drug for an extendedperiod of time suddenly finds himself unable…

A: A biochemical substance that induces physiological responses, when introduced into the body, is the…

Q: Compare the differences between the five main classes of psychotropic medications.

A: Psychotropic drugs  These drugs alters the pharmacodynamic mechanism due to altered body response.…

Q: Explain how caffeine is considered a “cradle to grave” drug. Give some examples to support your…

A: Caffeine is a stimulating substance found in nature. Coffee, tea, cola, chocolate, and more than 60…

Q: Compared to drugs, Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT):   A. Is usually the first treatment delivered…

A: Electroconvulsive therapy is a technique which is used for psychiatric condition.In…

Q: You are planning a program to address an Increase in respiratory diseases resulting from e-cigarette…

A: Electronic cigarettes are a gadget that repeats the act of smoking. An atomizer, a power source such…

Q: Which of the following statements is true? a. GABA activity will be enhanced by tranquilizers b.…

A: Statement (a) GABA activity will be enhanced by tranquilizers is true. Tranquilizers are the drugs…

Q: Central nervous system depressants are also known as narcotics. deliriants. sedative-hypnotics.…

A: Given: Central Nervous System depressants.

Q: Addiction only occurs if you try an addictive drug? A.  True B.  False

A: Addiction is the physical and psychological inability to stop the consumption of any chemical, drug,…

Q: Which of the following is NOT an argument used to show that the positive reinforcement theory of…

A: Answer : often people relapse from sobriety at a time when they are not going through withdrawal…

Q: Why is alcohol perceived as acceptable for social use as well as for relieving stress and anxiety?…

A: Alcohol is a broad term used to describe certain liquors that are used and consumed by people.…

Q: As consequences to stopping drug use, headaches, nausea, shaking, and elevated blood pressure are…

A: The group of symptoms that occurs on reduction in intake of drugs/ discontinuation…

Q: Why are non-pharmacologic treatment is still considered the best management for clinical depression?…

A: Clinical depression is a mental health disorder that is related to mood. In this situation the…

Q: In ADHD   A Impulsive symptoms persist throughout life   b Hyperactive and impulsive symptoms…

A: A chronic disorder, including trouble with concentration, hyperactivity and impulsiveness. In…

Q: Why do many prevention programs have modest, if any, effect on decisions by youths to use or not use…

A: Many prevention programs are in action to combat the drug addiction in societies. Many goverment and…

Q: For patients recovering from Alcohol Use Disorder, are therapist-led follow up sessions (TFS) more…

A: Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is referred to as a medical condition in which the individual is unable…

Q: Develop a diagram that depicts the causes of this syndrome and ways to prevent it.

A:

Q: n what model do we expect people to fail en-route to recovery?  a) The Health Belief Model b) The…

A: Models of health or health models are defined as the ways that the individuals employ to think about…

Q: Alcohol addiction carries a strong genetic component? A.  True B.  False

A: Alcoholism is also known as alcohol dependence disease, which is the most severe disease. A large…

Q: In the U.S., which of the following drugs is most commonly used? nicotine cannabis O alcohol O…

A: Cannabis.option (b)

Q: Which of the following is true of addiction? a) When the program asks a participant to move to a…

A: The correct answer is - All are true statements.

Q: According to current theories, people addicted to drugs still continue to use them because the…

A: the answer is false.…

Q: How is methadone treatment for heroin addiction similar to nicotine replacement therapy in the…

A: Deaddiction therapy or replacement therapy in addiction or abuse clients is the one where certain…

Q: Which of the following can have a strong negative impact on our physical health? a) strong emotions…

A: Ans- c. emotions with a sudden onset.

Q: Discuss why some become addicted to drugs, and some do not?

A: Answer.   Addiction can be defined as the psychological and physical inability to stop consuming a…

Q: Cannabinoid oil or CBD is everywhere! We see it as a means to treat anxiety, pain, and other…

A: CBD improves a person's mood, which is one of the key ways it stimulates the brain. CBD works to…

Q: Why does smoking marijuana produce a psychoactive response? The active ingredient in marijuana, CBD,…

A: The protein structures present on the surfaces of cells that are responsible for the receiving and…

Q: What factors should you consider before taking a "smart drug"? Known benefits and risks Potential…

A: The smart drugs or "nootropics" like methylphenidate, modafinil and piracetam are progressively…

Q: to

A: 20 common Defense Mechanisms people use for Anxiety-very well mind. Defense mechanism help the ego…

Q: Nicotine dependence causes * fewer health consequences than long-term alcohol use O enhanced…

A: Nicotine acts on nicotinergic receptors in the brain and trigger the release of dopamine which…

Q: Mania involves: а. Ideas coming too fast and too many Feelings of euphoria С. all of them are…

A: Mania It is often associated with bipolar disorder, characterized by extremely elevated and…

Q: Which of the following is not an intended effect of morphine? a.) Creation of a sense of well-being…

A: Morphine is the  classic opioid and analgesic set as a standard for other painkillers. Like other…

Q: explain how the pathway in the brain plays a crucial role to the formation of psychoactive substance…

A: A psychotropic drug is a chemical substance which changes the nervous system function and also…

Q: What are the treatments of addiction?

A: Addiction is a complex condition, a brain disease that is manifested by compulsive substance use…

Q: Which of the following is evidence against the idea that antidepressant drugs relieve depression…

A: Here we have to describe about the idea that antidepressant drugs relieve depression simply by…

Q: Read the following excerpt from an article in the New York Times: Title: Risks: Smokers Found More…

A: The clinical condition termed dimension describes a group of symptoms that affect memory and the…

Q: Which of the following plays a critical role in all types of addiction? A. Choroid Plexus B.…

A: Addiction is a brain disease where a psychological and physical inability arise to stop the use or…

Q: marijuana O alcohol O hallucinogens All of these are strongly impacted by the social setting.

A: All these are psychoactive drugs that stimulate some parts of the brain. These drugs make  people…

Q: Why do SSRIs fit in with the monoamine theory?

A: Escitalopram is a second-generation antidepressant; a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)…

Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.