In Studying Drinking Motives, Goldstein and Flett (2009)found That

question 22

Multiple Choice

In studying drinking motives, Goldstein and Flett (2009) found that:

• A)Some people drink for both coping and enhancement motives
• B)People who drink for coping motives and those who drink for enhancement motives have similar personality features
• C)People who drink for multiple motives could be at greater risk for problem drinking
• D)All of the above

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Definitions:

Habituation

Decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentations.

Contiguous Occurrences

Contiguous occurrences refer to events that happen in close proximity in terms of both time and space.

Contingent Occurrences

Events that happen dependent on certain conditions or situations, often in a causal relationship.

Neutral Stimulus

A neutral stimulus is initially unrelated and unresponsive to any specific response until it becomes associated with a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning.