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According to the life-process model of addiction, addiction is viewed as:
According to the life-process model of addiction, addiction is viewed as:
- A habitual response and a source of gratification and security (correct)
- An uncontrollable force
- A purely biological disease
- A result of unitary biological mechanisms
What is the main argument against using the term 'disease' in the life-process model of addiction?
What is the main argument against using the term 'disease' in the life-process model of addiction?
- Addiction is purely a choice and not a response
- Addictive behavior cannot be solely explained by unitary biological mechanisms (correct)
- Addiction is not related to social relationships
- Addiction is not harmful to individuals
According to the life-process model, how can individuals overcome addiction?
According to the life-process model, how can individuals overcome addiction?
- By accepting addiction as an uncontrollable force
- By solely relying on biological treatments
- By augmenting life options and coping mechanics, pursuing values and purpose (correct)
- By isolating themselves from social relationships
What impedes the natural life processes, as per the life-process model of addiction?
What impedes the natural life processes, as per the life-process model of addiction?
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Who originated and advocated the life-process model of addiction?
Who originated and advocated the life-process model of addiction?
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