How Does Addiction to Psychoactive Substances Differ from Substance Abuse

question 102

Multiple Choice

How does addiction to psychoactive substances differ from substance abuse?

• A) Addiction is a more severe form of substance abuse.
• B) Addiction is a physical need, while substance abuse can stem from a psychological need.
• C) Addiction does not result in the building of tolerance.
• D) Addiction leads to serious medical problems while substance abuse does not.

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