Relapse-Prevention Training to Treat Substance Misuse Differs from Aversion Therapy

question 109

Multiple Choice

Relapse-prevention training to treat substance misuse differs from aversion therapy in that the goal is to:

• A) stop using the substance completely.
• B) gain control over one's use of the substance.
• C) slow the development of tolerance over time.
• D) offset the negative effects of using the substance.

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Definitions:

Dissociative

Pertaining to a break or disconnect in consciousness, memory, identity, or perception, often in response to trauma or stress.

Acute Stress

A short-term physiological response to an immediate perceived threat, challenge, or scare.

Somatic Symptom

Physical symptoms that cause significant distress or impairment, which are often associated with psychological factors.

Dissociative Identity

A psychological condition wherein a person exhibits multiple distinct identities or personalities, formerly known as multiple personality disorder.