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Reducing exposure to alcohol and other drugs, improving motivation to continue abstinence, self-monitoring daily mood and tempting situations, recognizing and coping appropriately with drug cravings, reducing anxiety and depression, modifying irrational thoughts about drug use, and developing a crisis plan are all key to
 
  a. relapse prevention.
  b. harm reduction programs.
  c. relapse modification.
  d. behavior modification programs.

Question 2

In some people, large deposits of beta-amyloid collect and form , contributing to the development of neurofibrillary tangles and .
 
  a. plaques; neurotransmitter changes
  b. neurotransmitter changes; plaques
  c. amyloid proteins; beta carotene
  d. neurogenic plaques; transmitter charges



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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