Major Differences Between Alcoholism Under DSM III and the Alcohol

question 1

Multiple Choice

Major differences between alcoholism under DSM III and the alcohol dependence syndrome (ADS) include:

• A)ADS has more emphasis on loss of control
• B)a dichotomy of alcohol/nonalcoholic in ADS
• C)ADS sees alcohol-related problems as a second aspect
• D)ADS has more emphasis on progression

Identify the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in studying globalization.

Recognize the impact of globalization on local cultures and the potential for cultural revival.

Understand corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its implications for modern businesses.

Understand the complexity and diverse viewpoints surrounding the definition of globalization.

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