The drugs naltrexone and acamprosate are chemical treatments for alcohol abuse
A) that produce nausea when a person takes either drug and drinks alcohol.
B) that are used in aversion therapy.
C) that help control cravings for alcohol and maintain abstinence.
D) both a and b
Question 2
A major problem with chemical treatments for alcohol abusers (such as disulfiram) is
A) their ineffectiveness.
B) their high relapse rates.
C) their low compliance rates.
D) they rarely are used with other treatments.