The Requirements for Certification Generally Require That the Individual Has

question 16

True/False

The requirements for certification generally require that the individual has the prerequisite education and experience, sits for and passes an exam, and commits to and abides by a code of ethics established by the organization providing the certification.

Understand societal and cultural influences on the prevalence and treatment of substance use and gambling disorders.

Understand the major health consequences of long-term excessive drinking.

Identify the effects and dangers of common stimulants and depressants on the central nervous system.

Recognize different types of substance use disorders and their treatments.

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Definitions:

Mutual Fund

An investment vehicle made up of a pool of funds collected from many investors for the purpose of investing in securities such as stocks, bonds, money market instruments, and other assets.

Selection Contribution

The return added to a portfolio through the successful selection of securities, differentiating from the return that would result from holding a passive benchmark portfolio.

Total Excess

The amount by which returns on an investment exceed the benchmark or risk-free return over a specified period.

Bogey Portfolio

An investment portfolio that serves as a benchmark against which other portfolios' performances are measured.