The Opponent-Process Theory Suggests That Alcoholics Continue Drinking to

question 52

Multiple Choice

The opponent-process theory suggests that alcoholics continue drinking to

• A)avoid opponent after-effects.
• B)increase opponent after-effects.
• C)enjoy the primary pleasurable effects.
• D)enjoy the secondary pleasurable effects.

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Definitions:

Thoughts

Mental processes involving the organization and understanding of information, including beliefs, opinions, and intentions.

Memories

The ability of the mind to store and recall information or experiences from the past.

Desires

Deep-seated wishes or cravings that drive behavior and influence decision-making.

Psychoanalysis

A therapeutic technique and theory of psychological disorders, originated by Sigmund Freud, which emphasizes unconscious motivations and conflicts.