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nautica902

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Sylvester participated in the project match study of treatment effectiveness and was in the 12-step facilitation group. Which outcome should we expect for Sylvester?
 
  a) He is more likely to maintain complete abstinence than members of the cognitive-behavioral or motivational enhancement group
  b) He is less likely to maintain complete abstinence than members of the cognitive-behavioral or motivational enhancement group.
  c) He is more likely to have a complete recovery than members of the cognitive-behavioral or motivational enhancement group.
  d) His family is more likely to support him than family members of participants in the cognitive-behavioral or motivational enhancement group.

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Analyze Siegal's experiments, which illustrated conditioning processes in substance use. Include an evaluation of Siegal's explanation for the role of conditioning in drug overdoses.
 
  How can knowledge of these processes help inform treatment for substance dependence?
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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The greatest concern for Omar is related to compensatory responses that are elicited by consistently using in the same environment.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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