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The majority of relapses in individuals with addictions occur:
 
  a. two years after treatment completion.
  b. six-12 months after treatment completion.
  c. one to three months after treatment completion.
  d. the early course of the treatment itself.

Question 2

The most common, long-term outcome of treatment of individuals with addictions or serious mental disorders is:
 
  a. relapse.
  b. getting stuck in the contemplation stage of change.
  c. maintenance of change.
  d. relapse and a return to the precontemplation stage.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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