Share an example of where you assisted a person, professionally or privately, with a substance use issue. How did you deal with the situation? If you have never been presented with this issue, think of a time you assisted a person with another addictive behavior, such as food, that they were having trouble controlling. What are your thoughts on what causes addiction?

Share an example of where you assisted a person, professionally or privately, with a substance use issue. How did you deal with the situation? If you have never been presented with this issue, think of a time you assisted a person with another addictive behavior, such as food, that they were having trouble controlling. What are your thoughts on what causes addiction?

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Chapter13: Addictive Behavior

Section: Chapter Questions

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