A "relapse" in the St. John's program is viewed as:
A) a failed experiment in controlled drinking.
B) a successful experiment in controlled drinking.
C) an experiment in controlled drinking that has failed up to a point but that has also been partly successful.
D) a setback that warrants removal from the treatment program.
E) a setback that warrants the person changing treatment groups

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A relapse in the St. John's program is seen as an experiment in controlled drinking that has failed up to a point but has also been partly successful, indicating a nuanced understanding of relapse.

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