One of the Challenges to the Traditional 12-Step Program Holds

question 26

Multiple Choice

One of the challenges to the traditional 12-step program holds that

• A) these programs place too much emphasis on the individual's psychosocial growth.
• B) the Big Book repeatedly references people who have "recovered" from alcohol dependence, in spite of what group members often say.
• C) making a lifelong committment to 12-step involvement is appropriate for all recovering persons.
• D) its emphasis on anonymity is appropriate but too strongly enforced.

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