Alcohol Treatment Programs with Abstinence as the Goal​

question 52

Multiple Choice

Alcohol treatment programs with abstinence as the goal​

• A) ​sometimes produce patients who are able to resume normal drinking patterns.
• B) ​generally have higher success rates than programs that teach controlled drinking.
• C) ​have yet to produce patients who are able to resume normal drinking patterns.
• D) ​are most frequently found to subscribe to the social learning model of drinking.

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Recognize the significance of the Flynn effect and how IQ scores have changed over time.

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