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Addiction can be avoided by not taking drugs.
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One type of treatment works best for all types of addictions.
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Neither psychiatric nor addictive illnesses are seen as biopsychological disorders.
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The use of drugs can trigger an underlying psychiatric condition.
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Treatment of addiction may last from 3 weeks to a year or more.
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To treat dually diagnosed patients, the counselor needs to have training in a broad range of disorders.
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Counselors who do not have experience with addicts should not attempt to gain knowledge about treating patients with a dual diagnosis.
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The patient talks most in DDRC sessions.
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DDRC focuses on the patient's agenda.
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In DDRC, lateness and missed sessions are seen as a cause for termination of treatment.
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The CMRPT model focuses solely on the disease model of chemical addiction.
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CMRPT uses the AA model of total abstinance.
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Brain disfunction ceases during long-term withdrawal.
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Addiction is caused by personality traits.
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Relapse is an integral part of the addictive disease process.
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In CRMPT, problem solving plays a major role.
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The ideal setting for CRMPT is within the community.
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RP counselors are trained to be harshly confrontational to break down defenses.
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The personal issues of RP counselors are generally irrelevant to treatment.
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Supervision for RP counselors is unnecessary.
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The client is very directive in RP counseling.
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A structured recovery program is believed to help the client live a sober lifestyle.
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During individual therapy, the client is questtioned about sobriety.
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Group participants in CRMPT learn structured ways to solve problems.
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Reactions to previous sessions are part of the legitimate discussion of participants in CRMPT.
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Relapse is dealt with as a medical issue.
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CRMPT views denial as the most severe level of resistance to treatment.
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The Living in Balance counseling approach is designed primarily for groups.
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LIB draws from cognitive, behavioral, and experiential treatment approaches.
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