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KWilfred

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Which of the following Intervention for Substance-Related Disorders has been shown to be most effective in treating adolescents with substance abuse disorders?
 
  a. shock therapy
  b. psychotherapy
  c. incarceration
  d. cognitive-behavioral therapy

Question 2

Psychiatrist Carl Johnson ended his life with
 
  a. gunshot. He did so, at least in part, because he ____.
  a. was in intolerable, unremitting physical pain
  b. was suffering from a terminal illness
  c. did not see any hope in his future
  d. wanted to avoid taking medication for bipolar disorder



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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