Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Quiz

Alcohol is a commonly abused substance known to lead to physical dependence.

Withdrawal from social activities is a common symptom of substance abuse disorder.

Methadone is a common medication used in the treatment of opioid addiction.

Gambling disorder is a behavioral addiction.

Withdrawal refers to the unpleasant physiological and psychological effects experienced when a person abruptly stops using a substance they are dependent on.

Liver cirrhosis is a long-term effect of heavy alcohol consumption.

Dopamine is often associated with the rewarding effects of drug use.

The primary goal of behavioral therapy is to modify unhealthy behaviors in treating substance abuse.

Polydrug use describes the simultaneous abuse of multiple substances.

Improved cognitive function is NOT a potential consequence of long-term substance abuse.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy focuses on helping individuals recognize and cope with high-risk situations that may lead to relapse.

Dopamine is the primary neurotransmitter associated with the pleasure and reward system in the brain.

Regular exercise is NOT commonly associated with an increased risk of substance abuse.

Approximately 50% of individuals with substance use disorder also have a co-occurring mental health disorder.