Because They Combine Personal, Social, Socialization, Cognitive, and Situational Factors

question 19

Multiple Choice

Because they combine personal, social, socialization, cognitive, and situational factors, life course theories are described as:

• A)multidimensional theories
• B)incorporated theories
• C)integrated theories
• D)dynamic theories

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Definitions:

Controlled Drinking

A harm reduction approach that involves managing one's alcohol intake to minimize its harmful effects rather than abstaining completely.

Abstinence-Oriented Programs

Programs focused on encouraging individuals to completely refrain from using addictive substances or engaging in harmful behaviors.

Normal Drinking

The consumption of alcohol in a manner considered socially or medically acceptable, without leading to impairment or addiction.

Motivational Interviewing

A therapeutic approach that originated within substance abuse treatment that attempts to change a client’s motivation and prepares the client to enact changes in behavior.