Question 1

Sharon drinks several cups of regular coffee each day. On the advice of her doctor, she decides to stop drinking coffee. The first day Sharon is without coffee, she develops a severe headache. Sharon is experiencing _______

A) substance abuse.
B) withdrawal.
C) dependency.
D) habituation.

withdrawal.

Accepted Answer

Sharon is experiencing withdrawal symptoms which are common in individuals who abruptly stop using substances they are dependent on.

Question 2

Occasionally using defense mechanisms to relieve negative feelings is _______&#10;A) something almost everyone does.&#10;B) a symptom of poor adjustment.&#10;C) similar to substance abuse.&#10;D) an example of distorted perception.

Accepted Answer

Using defense mechanisms is a normal human behavior and is considered to be a natural coping mechanism that people use to deal with negative feelings and emotions. Nearly everyone uses them at some point in their lives.

Question 3

Which is not one of the purposes for defense mechanisms discussed in Chapter 11?&#10;A) Defense mechanisms help us handle uncomfortable feelings and save face.&#10;B) Defense mechanisms provide us with an apparently logical reason for our behavior.&#10;C) Defense mechanisms are used to gain the acceptance of peers.&#10;D) Defense mechanisms allow us to maintain our self-respect in spite of the outcome of a situation.

Accepted Answer

The purposes for defense mechanisms discussed in Chapter 11 are to help us handle uncomfortable feelings and save face, provide us with an apparently logical reason for our behavior, and allow us to maintain our self-respect in spite of the outcome of a situation. The acceptance of peers is not listed as a purpose for using defense mechanisms in the chapter.

Question 4

Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind is known as _______&#10;A) repression.&#10;B) depression.&#10;C) withdrawal.&#10;D) malingering.

Accepted Answer

Repression is the act of pushing unpleasant memories or thoughts into the subconscious mind in order to avoid consciously dealing with them. Depression is a mood disorder and not related to pushing memories into the subconscious. Withdrawal refers to the act of removing oneself from a situation or substance, and malingering refers to pretending to have a mental disorder for personal gain.

Question 5

_______ involves escaping reality by fantasizing.&#10;A) Addiction&#10;B) Withdrawal&#10;C) Projection&#10;D) Daydreaming

Accepted Answer

Daydreaming involves escaping reality by fantasizing. Addiction refers to a compulsive behavior-driven by a substance or activity, withdrawal is the physical and psychological effects that occur when someone stops using a substance or engaging in an activity, and projection is a defense mechanism in which someone attributes their own thoughts, feelings, or characteristics to others.

Question 6

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;Physically or emotional removing oneself from an unpleasant situation.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;During an especially stressful period at work, Maria came down with the flu and had to stay out of work for several days.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Tony is angry at his boss, so he comes home and yells at his family.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;Fantasizing about what one wishes would happen rather than attending to reality.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;A socially acceptable reason for a behavior that is used when the real reason would be uncomfortable to admit.&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Attributing one's own feelings or shortcomings to someone else&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind&#10;Forcing an unpleasant memory into the subconscious mind

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Rationalization and Displacement and Escape into Illness is...

Question 7

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Psychological techniques used to treat mental and emotional illness are known as _______.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;Drugs such as LSD have a _______, or perception-altering, effect.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;_______ is sometimes used to identify and/or help a patient &#34;relive&#34; a traumatic experience that has been repressed.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Physiological, metabolic, nutritional, genetic, emotional, and social factors all play a role in explaining why some individuals progress from social drinking to _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Treating mental and emotional disorders by discovering and analyzing repressed memories, emotional conflicts, and past traumas is known as _______.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;Blaming problems on others rather than recognizing one's own role in creating problems is an example of a distorted _______ of reality.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;When an addict does not have the addictive substance for a period of time, _______ symptoms occur.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;A friend or family member who facilitates an addict's drug use is known as an _______.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;When attempting to stop smoking, most smokers experience nicotine _______, which can include nervous agitation and intense craving for a cigarette.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;_______ is a defense mechanism which allows an individual to believe a more comfortable explanation for a situation rather than facing an unpleasant truth.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;In a _______ family, unhealthy behavior patterns exist, which may include abuse, neglect, or enabling a family member's substance abuse.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;When a woman consumes alcohol during pregnancy, there is a risk that the child will be born with _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;A psychological dependence on a drug is known as _______.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;If an individual has developed drug _______, he or she will experience withdrawal symptoms if the drug is withheld.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;_______ is a situation in which the dysfunctional behavior of an alcoholic or drug abuser meets some need of the spouse or other close family member.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.&#10;The approach to recovery advocated by Alcoholics Anonymous is total _______ from alcohol; newcomers are encouraged to avoid having a drink and to cope one day at a time.

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Question 8

What does it mean to develop a tolerance for a drug?

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Question 9

Define codependency.

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Question 10

List some common defense mechanisms.

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Question 11

_______ involves blaming someone else for one's own inadequacies or attributing one's own unfavorable traits to others.&#10;A) Projection&#10;B) Rationalization&#10;C) Displacement&#10;D) Repression

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Question 12

Explain how individuals can improve their adjustment by changing their use of defense mechanisms.

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Question 13

Identify at least two defense mechanisms you have used occasionally. In what situations are you likely to use these defense mechanisms?

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Question 14

How is substance abuse similar to using defense mechanisms?

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Question 15

Explain the difference between occasional alcohol abuse and alcoholism.

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Question 16

_______ occurs when the body becomes physiologically dependent on a substance; removing the substance causes withdrawal symptoms.&#10;A) Substance abuse&#10;B) Alcoholism&#10;C) Addiction&#10;D) Abstinence

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Question 17

Rhonda often &#34;covers&#34; for her husband, John, by saying that he is sick when he is too intoxicated to go to work or to attend a social event. Rhonda is _______&#10;A) malingering.&#10;B) functioning as an enabler.&#10;C) escaping into illness.&#10;D) all of the above

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Question 18

A person who shuts off all communication or physically leaves a threatening situation is engaging in _______&#10;A) repression.&#10;B) depression.&#10;C) withdrawal.&#10;D) malingering.

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Question 19

The term drug dependency can be used to refer to _______&#10;A) physiological addiction.&#10;B) psychological dependence.&#10;C) both a and b&#10;D) neither a nor b

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Question 20

_______ involves offering what appears to be a reasonable explanation for behavior when the true reason would be too painful to admit.&#10;A) Projection&#10;B) Rationalization&#10;C) Displacement&#10;D) Repression

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Deck 11: Defense Mechanisms