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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?

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?

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?

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Who originated and advocated the life-process model of addiction?

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Addiction Models

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Questions and Answers

According to the life-process model of addiction, addiction is viewed as:

What is the main argument against using the term 'disease' in the life-process model of addiction?

According to the life-process model, how can individuals overcome addiction?

What impedes the natural life processes, as per the life-process model of addiction?

Who originated and advocated the life-process model of addiction?

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