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Substance Abuse and Dependence
CHAPTERS ubstance Abuse and DependenceCHAPTER OUTLINECLASSIFICATION OF Substance -RELATEDDISORDERS 291 296 Substance Abuse and DependenceAddiction and Other Forms of CompulsiveBehaviorRacial and Ethnic Differences in SubstanceUse DisordersPathways to Drug DependenceDRUGS OF Abuse 296 310 DepressantsStimulantsHallucinogensReside ntial ApproachesPsychodynamic ApproachesBehavioral ApproachesRelapse-Prevention TrainingSUMMING UP 325 326 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 310 316 Biological PerspectivesLearning PerspectivesCognitive PerspectivesPsychodynamic PerspectivesSociocultural PerspectivesTREATMENT OF Substance Abuse AND Dependence 316 325 Biological ApproachesCulturally Sensitive Treatment of AlcoholismNonprofessional Support Groups9291orT F Heroin accounts for more deathsthan any other drug. (p. 291)T F You cannot be psychologicallydependent on a drug without also beingphysically dependent on it. (p. 295)T F More teenagers and young adults diefrom alcohol-related motor vehicle accidentsthan from any other cause.
these substances because of peer pressure or because their parents and other authority figures tell them not to. For Eugene, as for many others who become addicted to drugs, ... abuse is a pattern of recurrent use that leads to damaging consequences. Damaging consequences may involve failure to meet one’s major role responsibilities (e.g., as ...
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