A) Ignoring the behavior B) Confronting them aggressively C) Recognizing the problem D) Giving them money
A) Maintaining healthy relationships B) Increasing secrecy C) Experiencing withdrawal symptoms D) Neglecting responsibilities
A) Setting healthy boundaries B) Encouraging them to seek help C) Protecting the addict from the consequences of their actions D) Providing them with resources
A) Providing easy access to substances B) Showing empathy and support C) Ignoring the problem D) Threatening and criticizing
A) To encourage the person to seek treatment B) To punish the person for their addiction C) To publicly shame the person D) To provide drugs to the person
A) Random websites B) SAMHSA's National Helpline C) Social media gossip D) Grocery store flyers
A) Support for family and friends of addicts B) Direct treatment for addicts C) Financial assistance to addicts D) Providing legal advice
A) A planned vacation B) A return to drug or alcohol use after a period of abstinence C) A sign of complete failure D) A cure for addiction
A) Continued support and therapy B) Avoiding all social interaction C) Reliving past traumas constantly D) Isolation and secrecy
A) Abuse is more severe than addiction. B) Addiction involves compulsive behavior despite negative consequences. C) Abuse only happens once. D) They are the same thing.
A) A quick fix without support B) Simple home remedies C) Continued substance use D) Medical supervision to manage withdrawal symptoms
A) Refusing to lend them money B) Covering up their mistakes at work C) Providing them with alcohol D) Ignoring their problems
A) Addicts are simply lazy B) Professional help is a waste of money C) Addiction is a complex illness requiring specialized treatment D) Addiction is a sign of personal weakness
A) To blame the addict's parents B) To force the addict to quit C) To prescribe more drugs D) To address underlying issues and develop coping mechanisms
A) Enable their behavior B) Become an addict yourself C) Give up entirely D) Continue to offer support and set boundaries
A) Become completely focused on the addict's problems B) Seek support from friends, family, or a therapist C) Isolate yourself and ignore your own needs D) Start using drugs or alcohol yourself
A) Minimizing the negative consequences of drug use B) Completely ignoring drug use C) Denying the existence of drug use D) Encouraging drug use
A) It involves more drug use B) It is a punishment for past behavior C) Provides ongoing support after treatment D) Aftercare is not important
A) Using medication as the only form of treatment B) MAT is not an effective treatment C) Using medication in combination with therapy for addiction treatment D) MAT is only used for illegal drugs
A) Liver damage B) Improved mental health C) Financial difficulties D) Relationship problems
A) Healthy independence B) Ignoring another person's needs C) An unhealthy reliance on another person, often an addict. D) Forcing someone into treatment
A) A luxury resort for addicts. B) A prison for addicts. C) A place where addicts can use drugs safely. D) A structured, supportive housing environment for recovering addicts.
A) Addicts enjoy being addicted. B) Addiction is a disease, not a moral failing. C) Blame will motivate them to get better. D) Addicts are simply bad people.
A) Addiction only affects people who are weak. B) Addiction is easily cured. C) Addiction is a choice. D) Addiction can affect anyone, regardless of background.
A) To enable addictive behaviors. B) To provide a safe space for sharing experiences and receiving support. C) To offer legal advice. D) To judge and criticize addicts.
A) Inpatient involves living at the treatment facility, outpatient does not. B) They are the same thing. C) Outpatient is more intense than inpatient. D) Inpatient is only for severe cases.
A) Offer to go with them and provide transportation. B) Criticize them for not going. C) Pretend like it doesn't matter. D) Force them to go.
A) Give them more drugs. B) Ignore them and hope they wake up. C) Call emergency services (e.g., 911) D) Try to handle it yourself without professional help.
A) Something that reminds a person of their past substance use and creates cravings. B) A healthy activity. C) A sign that someone is cured of addiction. D) A reward for staying sober.
A) In an age-appropriate manner, honestly and with reassurance. B) Blame the addict in front of the children. C) Keep it a complete secret. D) Over-explain the situation with complicated details. |