Social Engineering May Be More Effective Than Behavioral Treatments in Attacking

question 58

Multiple Choice

Social engineering may be more effective than behavioral treatments in attacking the problem of alcoholism because

• A) social engineering costs less than treating every person with alcoholism.
• B) about 85 percent of persons with alcoholism do not receive treatment.
• C) treatment programs are never effective.
• D) there are not enough therapists to treat all persons with alcoholism.

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