The Consequences Of Intergenerational Substance Abuse (Nv)
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- 1.
In the final phase of addiction, the user abuses substances __________________________________.
- A.
Just to feel normal again
- B.
So they can get to euphoria
- C.
Because they want to
- D.
Because they just make poor choices
Correct Answer
A. Just to feel normal again -
- 2.
When someone first begins to use substances, they are learning the extent to which the substances take them from _______________________.
- A.
Pain to normal
- B.
Normal to euphoric
- C.
Euphoric to pain
- D.
Normal to pain
Correct Answer
B. Normal to euphoric -
- 3.
Typically, though not appropriate, when a family memeber notices that another member is having a problem with substance abuse, they will ________________________________.
- A.
Immediately petition the court for a Marchman Act
- B.
Get rid of the alcohol (or other substance) from the home
- C.
Gather friends together and stage an intervention
- D.
Leave the home until the abuse gets help
Correct Answer
B. Get rid of the alcohol (or other substance) from the home -
- 4.
The child who takes on the __________________ role is often the perfect student in school.
- A.
Hero
- B.
Scapegoat
- C.
Mascot
- D.
Protector
Correct Answer
A. Hero -
- 5.
The child who assumes the ____________________ role is usually the healthiest as a result of the services they receive.
- A.
Lost child
- B.
Scapegoat
- C.
Enabler
- D.
Hero
Correct Answer
B. Scapegoat -
- 6.
The Adverse Childhood Experiences study shows that having multiple adverse experiences as a child (living with a substance abuser, being physically abused, living with domestic violence), __________________________________.
- A.
Has no affect on one's adult life
- B.
Will have minimal impact on one's adult life
- C.
Has a substantial impact on one's adult life
- D.
Completely determines who you will be as an adult
Correct Answer
C. Has a substantial impact on one's adult life -
- 7.
Family members living with an addict _________________________.
- A.
Determine their behavior by how the addict behaves
- B.
Often deny that the addict has a problem
- C.
Hide what is happening from other people
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 8.
Addiction is characterized by _______________________________.
- A.
Poor choices about the use of alcohol and other drugs
- B.
A moral failing
- C.
A loss of control over the use of alcohol or other drugs
- D.
Binging on alcohol and other drugs
Correct Answer
C. A loss of control over the use of alcohol or other drugs -
- 9.
The Strengthening Families program allows __________________________________________.
- A.
The parent and child to practice appropriate interactions with each other
- B.
The family to exercise together
- C.
The parent to reestablish their authority role in the home
- D.
The child to learn how to speak out when they are being abused
Correct Answer
A. The parent and child to practice appropriate interactions with each other -
- 10.
For children coming from substance abusing homes, ________________________________________________.
- A.
The children only need to participate in individual therapy if they have disruptive behaviors
- B.
There should be no contact with the parent(s) until they have completed treatment
- C.
The children have no need for therapy since they have been removed from the home
- D.
The children and their families should be involved in therapy
Correct Answer
D. The children and their families should be involved in therapy -
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