Life-Process Model of Addiction Quiz

A disease caused by biological mechanisms

A habitual response and source of gratification (correct)

A result of social relationships and experiences

A combination of biological and social factors

Archie Brodsky

Mary Arnold

Stanton Peele (correct)

All of the above

The life-process model emphasizes individual agency, while the disease model sees addiction as uncontrollable (correct)

The life-process model sees addiction as a disease, while the disease model views it as a habitual response

The life-process model emphasizes biological mechanisms, while the disease model focuses on social factors

The life-process model emphasizes social relationships and experiences, while the disease model focuses on coping mechanisms

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<p>Coping mechanisms</p> Signup and view all the answers