Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention Programs That Work with Other At-Risk Populations May

question 59

Multiple Choice

Cognitive-behavioral intervention programs that work with other at-risk populations may not work as well with IV drug users because

• A)their peer group has too much influence.
• B)they lack good impulse control.
• C)methadone programs don't work with them.
• D)they are not receptive to outside interventions.

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Definitions:

Hostile Actions

Behaviors or actions that are aggressive and intended to harm or assert dominance over someone else.

Same-Sex Playmates

A phenomenon where children often show preferences for playing with peers of the same gender, affecting socialization and development.

Emotional Support

Assistance provided through empathy, concern, encouragement, and companionship that helps individuals cope with stress or emotional challenges.

Perfect

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