One Reason for the Extreme Persistence of Addictive Behaviors Is

question 98

Multiple Choice

One reason for the extreme persistence of addictive behaviors is that:

• A) the substance increases the release of serotonin in the occipital cortex.
• B) the longer someone uses a substance, the greater pleasure it provides.
• C) the person learns to use the substance to relieve internal distress.
• D) the person fails to understand how much harm the addiction is causing.

Can apply a sociological perspective to personal experiences to understand cultural influences.

Understands Max Weber's concept of rationalization and can relate it to personal and societal experiences.

Is familiar with the concept of sanctions and their role in society.

Can explain and analyze subcultures within a broader societal context.

---

Definitions:

Acceptor

A person (drawee) who accepts and signs a draft to agree to pay the draft when it is presented.

Negotiable Instruments Liability

Legal accountability related to documents that promise payment to the bearer or named party, such as checks or promissory notes.

Primarily Liable

Refers to the main party responsible or legally obligated to fulfill a duty or pay a debt.

Secondarily Liable

Refers to a party's indirect responsibility to fulfill an obligation if the primary party fails to do so.