Participation in Alcoholics Anonymous is
a. difficult to assess for effectiveness, primarily because it is almost always voluntary.
b. one of the most accepted approaches to dealing with alcoholism.
c. useful because the group can address the alcoholic's denial and rationalizations over drinking.
d. all of the above
Question 2
Controlled drinking training
a. is generally regarded by most American clinicians as an inappropriate way of dealing with heavy alcohol use.
b. has been suggested to be a potentially useful alternative way of dealing with problem drinkers who are not physically dependent on alcohol.
c. is unlikely to be useful in the treatment of alcoholics who are physically dependent on alcohol.
d. all of the above
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