Reviews of Psychological Interventions for Problem Drinking Show​

question 10

Multiple Choice

Reviews of psychological interventions for problem drinking show​

• A) ​brief interventions and techniques oriented toward changing motivation are most effective.
• B) ​psychotherapeutic programs overall are less effective than Alcoholics Anonymous.
• C) ​once a person is an alcoholic, that person can never return to controlled drinking.
• D) ​group therapy has been found to be more effective than individual therapy has been.

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