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What do self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) provide for the alcoholic in addition to fellowship?
 
  A. Constructive, effective suggestions on living without the alcohol/drug crutch
  B. Encouragement for a slow withdrawal from the drug or alcohol to prevent withdrawal symptoms and desperate action
  C. Referrals to attorneys who are willing to assist with financial and legal problems without reimbursement
  D. Referrals to mental health centers where hospitalization is always an option

Question 2

A new child moved into a neighborhood. The children next door asked him to come over and play. He thanked them but stayed home. What might be one explanation for the new child's behavior?
 
  A. Came from a violent neighborhood where children learn to never play outdoors.
  B. Does not feel he knows the next door kids well enough yet.
  C. Has a mother who works and does not want to be asked to take a turn babysitting.
  D. Has to take care of an ill family member after school.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A



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