Studies of Contingency Management for Cocaine Abuse Find That It

question 66

Multiple Choice

Studies of contingency management for cocaine abuse find that it is

• A)largely ineffective.
• B)less effective than pharmacological interventions.
• C)associated with a greater likelihood of abstinence and a better quality of life for the people receiving the treatment.
• D)None of the above-this treatment has not been used for cocaine abuse

Understand the principles and legal implications of contract assignments and the rights of assignees.

Recognize the impact of privity of contract on third parties' rights to enforce contracts and seek remedies.

Identify the conditions under which restrictive covenants in contracts and property deeds bind successors in interest.

Comprehend the legal obligations and rights that arise in contracts involving the sale of goods and services, including warranty and quality assurances.

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Definitions:

Pharmaceutical Industry

A sector of the healthcare system that deals with the development, production, and marketing of medications.

Expensive

Having a high price or cost, typically in relation to value or to the financial means of the buyer.

Cocaine

A powerful and illegal stimulant drug derived from the leaves of the coca plant.

Illegal Drugs

Substances whose production, sale, or possession is prohibited by law due to their potential effects on health and society.