In motivational enhancement therapy (MET), as opposed to more traditional substance abuse treatment,
A) controlled drinking is the goal.
B) a behavioral schedule for reducing consumption is used.
C) the focus may emphasize patients' strengths rather than weaknesses.
D) a single lapse results in ejection from therapy.
Question 2
Tom finally quit smoking 6 months ago after having a heart attack. After a long recovery, he was invited out by a group of old high school buddies. During the course of the evening, Tom smoked a few cigarettes.
The next morning, he bought a pack of low tar cigarettes, thinking to himself, I just can't break the habit. This illustrates the
A) denial of the inescapable cycle of addiction to nicotine.
B) weakness of willpower to quit.
C) application of controlled smoking.
D) abstinence violation effect.
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