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A person diagnosed with substance abuse is not considered to be addicted or dependent (otherwise the diagnosis would be substance dependence). (2) 3. Substance Abuse vs. Substance ... Addiction is PRIMARY A disorder that is PRIMARY means that it is not the “result” of something else. It is a disorder in its own right, requiring specific
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