Type I Alcoholism and Type II Alcoholism Differ with Regard

question 225

Multiple Choice

Type I alcoholism and type II alcoholism differ with regard to

• A) usual time of day of drinking and ethnic background.
• B) usual intelligence level and personality type.
• C) usual age of onset and dependence on genetics.
• D) usual choice of beverage and influence of being first- or second-born.

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Definitions:

Visual Tracking

The capability to visually follow a moving object smoothly and continuously.

Dishabituation

The process of responding to an old stimulus as if it were new again after a change in context or presentation, demonstrating the renewal of attention.

Babinski Reflex

A reflex action in humans where the big toe extends upward when the sole of the foot is stimulated, typical in infants.

Palmar Grasp

A reflex in infants that causes them to tightly close their hands into a fist when the palm is touched.