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iveyjurea

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Term used to describe negative consequences a person experiences from the use of alcohol or other substances.
 
  a. hangover
  b. intoxication
  c. misuse
  d. withdrawal

Question 2

Term used to describe the need to use alcohol and/or other drugs in order to think, feel, or function normally.
 
  a. psychological dependence
  b. physical dependence
  c. chemical dependency
  d. addiction



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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