Alcoholism Has Been Punished by the Legal System Via Laws

question 13

Multiple Choice

Alcoholism has been punished by the legal system via laws against public inebriation and seen as a moral failing. However, it is now often responded to as a disease for which outpatient or even inpatient treatment is provided. This suggests that alcoholism has been

• A) medicalized.
• B) accepted as nondeviant.
• C) contextualized.
• D) normalized.

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