When Trying to Help Someone with an Alcohol Use Disorder,it's

question 17

Multiple Choice

When trying to help someone with an alcohol use disorder,it's important to

• A) intervene while the person is still intoxicated.
• B) intervene alone so that the person does not feel threatened.
• C) emphasize that the person only needs to cut down and does not need to give up alcohol completely.
• D) stop covering and making excuses for the person's behavior while intoxicated.

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