Quiz: Models of Addiction

1

What model describes an addiction as beyond one's voluntary control?
- Disease model
- Physical dependence model
- Learning model
- All of the above
2

According to the disease model, an addiction is...
- compulsive
- self-destructive
- overly costly compared to benefits
- irrational
- all of the above
3

What's the weakness of the disease model?
- It is too specific and removes blame.
- Disease is undefined and it only applies to certain cases.
- It is too specific and only applies to certain cases.
- Disease is undefined and it removes blame.
- All of the above
4

What's the strength of the disease model?
- Explains why people in the same environment react differently.
- Justifies certain research spending.
- Removes blame, personal control, and sin immorality.
- Explains physiological process.
- All of the above.
5

What model describes addiction as an avoidance of withdrawal symptoms?
- The disease model
- The physical dependence model
- The learning model
- All of the above
6

What is the strength of the physical dependence model?
- Compatible with the disease model, more specific than the disease model, and explains abnormal behavior.
- More general than the disease model, explains abnormal behavior, and is more supported by scientists.
- Compatible with the disease model, more general than the disease model, and explains abnormal behavior.
- All of the above.
7

What is the weakness of the physical dependence model?
- Doesn't explain individual differences and doesn't explain drug use for non-addicting drugs.
- Doesn't generalize enough and doesn't explain drug use for non-addicting drugs.
- Doesn't explain individual differences and doesn't generalize enough.
- All of the above.
8

What is it called when the body's organs are detoxifing the body, requiring more drug for the desired effect?
- Behavioral Tolerance
- Physiological Tolerance
- BAC Tolerance
- All of the above
9

What is it called when environmental cues cause opposite physiological effects of drugs?
- Behavioral Tolerance
- Physiological Tolerance
- BAC Tolerance
- All of the above
10

What kind of learning occurs when the environment causes a reflex?
- Operant conditioning
- Environmental conditioning
- Classical conditioning
- Instinct conditioning
11

What kind of learning occurs when a behavior is reinforced by a consequence
- Operant conditioning
- Environmental conditioning
- Classical conditioning
- Instinct conditioning
12

What model describes addiction as a learned behavior?
- Disease model
- Physical dependence model
- Learning model
- All of the above

Post This Quiz

Rating

0 votes

Take this first to vote!

Remove from Favorites Add to Favorites

Models of Addiction

What model describes an addiction as beyond one's voluntary control?

According to the disease model, an addiction is...

What's the weakness of the disease model?

What's the strength of the disease model?

What model describes addiction as an avoidance of withdrawal symptoms?

What is the strength of the physical dependence model?

What is the weakness of the physical dependence model?

What is it called when the body's organs are detoxifing the body, requiring more drug for the desired effect?

What is it called when environmental cues cause opposite physiological effects of drugs?

What kind of learning occurs when the environment causes a reflex?

What kind of learning occurs when a behavior is reinforced by a consequence

What model describes addiction as a learned behavior?

Post This Quiz

Rating

Tags

Popular Topics

Quizzes for My Page

Featured Quizzes