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

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