A goal of 12-step programs is to:

2) Develop personal insight and surrender

Gambling addiction is considered severe because:

3) It can destroy finances and mental health

Which of the following is a core principle of CBT?

2) Modifying thoughts and behaviors

What is the purpose of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?

2) Reduce cravings and support recovery

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1
Which model is often used in faith-based programs?
1) Biopsychosocial
4) Structural model
3) CBT
2) Moral model
2
A goal of 12-step programs is to:
1) Eliminate therapy
4) Avoid group support
2) Develop personal insight and surrender
3) Use meds only
3
Which model views addiction as a spiritual and emotional issue?
1) Biopsychosocial
3) 12-step model
4) Behavioral model
2) Medical model
4
T/F: Nicotine addiction is unrelated to dopamine.
3) Maybe
2) False
4) It depends
1) True
5
Which hallucinogen was historically used in spiritual rituals?
3) Peyote
2) LSD
4) Ketamine
1) DMT
6
T/F: All substance addictions are treated with the same medication.
2) False
4) Only for opioids
1) True
3) Depends on provider
7
What effect is associated with a 'bad trip'?
1) Calm focus
3) Improved memory
2) Paranoia and fear
4) Relaxed sleep
8
CBT helps clients identify:
4) Peer groups
1) False beliefs and triggers
3) Drug labels
2) Historical traumas only
9
Gambling addiction is considered severe because:
2) It is easy to treat
3) It can destroy finances and mental health
4) It has no social effects
1) It causes weight gain
10
Which model is best described as client-centered and holistic?
1) Biopsychosocial
3) Moral model
2) Disease model
4) Abstinence-only
11
T/F: Pornography addiction has zero impact on relationships.
4) No data
3) Maybe
1) True
2) False
12
Which of these is NOT a typical effect of hallucinogens?
3) Memory improvement
2) Synesthesia
4) Ego death
1) Visual distortions
13
Which of the following is a sedative-hypnotic drug?
2) Ativan
3) Suboxone
1) Adderall
4) Methadone
14
Which addiction involves obsessive sexual behavior?
3) Internet gaming
2) Sex addiction
4) Shopping
1) Pornography
15
Steroid misuse may lead to which emotional outcome?
3) Aggression
2) Euphoria
1) Calm behavior
4) Sedation
16
Where is most global cocaine sourced from?
4) Thailand
3) South Africa
2) Colombia
1) Canada
17
What is the purpose of a needle exchange program?
3) Reduce disease spread
4) Sell syringes
1) Promote drug use
2) Track users
18
What DEA schedule is cocaine classified under due to limited medical use?
1) Schedule I
2) Schedule II
3) Schedule III
4) Schedule IV
19
Which drug is a dissociative hallucinogen?
4) Mescaline
2) PCP
3) Psilocybin
1) DMT
20
Which MAT option is administered monthly as an injection?
4) Buprenorphine
2) Antabuse
3) Naltrexone
1) Methadone
21
Which synthetic drug is known as 'acid'?
4) Psilocybin
1) Ketamine
3) Peyote
2) LSD
22
Methadone is used in recovery to:
1) Replace therapy
2) Create a euphoric high
3) Reduce cravings safely
4) Detox patients instantly
23
What's a key benefit of including spirituality in recovery?
4) Replaces medical care
2) Reduces need for therapy
1) Less cost
3) Builds purpose and meaning
24
Which model promotes 'one day at a time' thinking?
1) Biopsychosocial
4) Medical model
2) CBT
3) 12-step model
25
T/F: Treatment plans should consider the client's environment.
3) Not relevant
2) False
4) Only in group homes
1) True
26
T/F: CBT can be used for both substance and behavioral addictions.
2) False
3) Only gambling
1) True
4) Only with meds
27
Which behavioral addiction includes tolerance and withdrawal symptoms?
1) Gambling disorder
4) Porn use
2) Gaming disorder
3) Compulsive shopping
28
Which theory includes biological, mental, and social causes?
2) Moral theory
1) Biopsychosocial model
4) Peer model
3) Abstinence-only theory
29
Where do most fentanyl-type opioids originate?
3) Australia
1) South America
4) Canada
2) Asia
30
Which of the following is a core principle of CBT?
1) Exploring unconscious desires
2) Modifying thoughts and behaviors
4) Enforcing punishment
3) Avoiding emotions
31
Which medication discourages alcohol use by causing nausea?
2) Methadone
3) Antabuse
4) Naltrexone
1) Naloxone
32
Which of the following is NOT used to treat opioid addiction?
1) Methadone
3) Naltrexone
2) Buprenorphine
4) Antabuse
33
Which drug policy tool helps prevent overdose deaths?
1) Sobriety jail
3) Rehab waitlists
2) Naloxone distribution
4) Fentanyl sales
34
Which concept supports using spirituality in healing?
1) Biopsychosocial
4) Abstinence-only
3) CBT only
2) Biopsychosocial-spiritual
35
Which hallucinogen is known to cause HPPD (flashbacks)?
1) MDMA
4) Cocaine
2) LSD
3) Marijuana
36
Which treatment model says addiction is a brain-based disease?
3) Structural model
1) Moral model
2) Disease model
4) Holistic model
37
T/F: Hallucinogens have no therapeutic potential in modern research.
1) True
4) Illegal to test
3) Not tested
2) False
38
What is the purpose of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
2) Reduce cravings and support recovery
3) Encourage cold turkey detox
1) Replace all therapy with meds
4) Focus only on physical withdrawal
39
Which natural hallucinogen is derived from cacti?
2) Peyote
3) Psilocybin
4) DMT
1) LSD
40
T/F: Relapse is guaranteed in all addiction recovery.
2) False
3) Common but not required
1) True
4) Depends on age
41
T/F: All behavioral addictions affect dopamine like drugs do.
3) Sometimes
4) Never
2) False
1) True
42
Which term means mixing senses, like 'seeing sounds'?
3) Flashback
1) Synesthesia
2) Hallucination
4) Tolerance
43
T/F: Buprenorphine has less overdose risk than methadone.
4) Depends on user
1) True
2) False
3) Unclear
44
Hallucinogens mostly act on which neurotransmitter?
2) Dopamine
1) Serotonin
3) GABA
4) Acetylcholine
45
What region is the main source of cocaine globally?
3) South America
4) Europe
1) Africa
2) Asia
46
Which synthetic hormone is abused for muscle growth?
4) Insulin
2) Testosterone
1) Estrogen
3) Cortisol
47
Which stimulant is often used in ADHD treatment but misused?
3) Adderall
1) Xanax
2) Ambien
4) Psilocybin
48
Which mental disorder is often treated with sedatives?
4) Schizophrenia
2) Bipolar I
1) Anxiety
3) Eating disorders
49
Which therapy is often used in relapse prevention plans?
1) Art therapy
2) CBT
4) Structural therapy
3) EMDR
50
Which behavioral addiction is DSM-5 approved?
4) Shopping
1) Internet gaming
2) Gambling
3) Pornography
51
What fatal condition is caused by first-time inhalant use?
4) Hypertension
3) SSDS
1) Stroke
2) HPPD
52
What MAT medication is often combined with naloxone to prevent misuse?
1) Methadone
3) Antabuse
2) Buprenorphine
4) Adderall
53
Which of the following is a common stimulant withdrawal symptom?
1) Nausea
3) Hallucinations
2) Fatigue and depression
4) Tremors
54
T/F: Internet gaming disorder is fully recognized in DSM-5.
1) True
4) Only in kids
2) False
3) Not sure
55
Long-term sedative use may impair:
1) Coordination
2) Hearing
4) Balance
3) Smell
56
Compulsive buying disorder is often linked to:
4) Insomnia
2) Mood disorders
3) Low IQ
1) Financial literacy
57
Which substance is legally prescribed but often abused?
3) Methamphetamine
2) Adderall
4) Cannabis
1) LSD
58
What is a key goal of treatment theories?
2) Address relapse only
1) Blame the individual
4) Remove medications
3) Help clients understand and change behavior
59
Which of the following is a slang term for inhaling aerosol sprays?
2) Sniffing
4) Hitting
3) Dusting
1) Popping
60
Which of these is a known behavioral addiction symptom?
2) Financial gain
1) Dopamine crash
4) Chasing losses
3) Improved focus
61
Which MAT drug must be taken at a clinic under supervision?
4) Naltrexone
2) Antabuse
3) Buprenorphine
1) Methadone
62
Which of these is NOT an MAT medication?
4) LSD
2) Buprenorphine
3) Methadone
1) Antabuse
63
Which industry heavily promoted opioids in the 1990s?
2) Pharmaceutical
4) Fitness
3) Banking
1) Auto industry
64
Which synthetic club drug causes emotional openness and energy?
3) Ketamine
1) MDMA
4) Cocaine
2) LSD
65
What is the medical risk of combining sedatives with alcohol?
2) CNS depression
3) Euphoria
1) Hallucinations
4) Tinnitus
66
What does CBT help clients change?
2) Environment
3) Thoughts and behaviors
1) Genetics
4) Medical history
67
What is the main risk of unsupervised hallucinogen use?
3) Sudden death
4) Physical addiction
1) Seizures
2) Flashbacks
68
Methamphetamine is considered what type of stimulant?
2) Natural
3) Synthetic
1) Herbal
4) Nutritional
69
T/F: Needle exchanges encourage people to inject drugs.
3) Unknown
4) Depends on drug
2) False
1) True
70
Which is a sign of anabolic steroid misuse?
4) Hair growth
1) Muscle loss
3) Fat gain
2) Roid rage
71
Nicotine withdrawal may cause:
4) Appetite loss
3) Euphoria
2) Seizures
1) Anxiety and irritability
72
Which MAT drug works by satisfying opioid cravings without a high?
4) Naltrexone
3) Buprenorphine
2) Methadone
1) Naloxone
73
Which model includes mind, body, and spirit in treatment?
3) Biopsychosocial-spiritual
1) 12-step model
2) Disease model
4) Peer-support only
74
Which model addresses mind, body, and social environment?
3) Moral model
2) Biopsychosocial
4) Spiritual-only
1) Abstinence-only
75
Which of the following is NOT a treatment model?
4) Structural model
2) Harm reduction model
3) Supervision-only model
1) Disease model
76
What is 'roid rage'?
1) Emotional breakdown
2) Steroid-induced aggression
3) Anxiety
4) Delirium
77
What MAT drug helps treat alcohol use disorder?
1) Naloxone
4) Methadone
3) Antabuse
2) Buprenorphine
78
What kind of therapy is common in treating process addictions?
3) Hypnosis
4) Art therapy
1) EMDR
2) CBT
79
What is cocaine used for in a medical setting?
1) Depression
2) Epilepsy
3) Local anesthesia
4) Pain management
80
What is the goal of MAT?
1) Reduce cravings and withdrawal
3) Avoid therapy
2) Cause relapse
4) End all prescriptions
81
What is one goal of structural treatment models?
4) Force hospitalization
1) Explore childhood dreams
3) Examine social and environmental influences
2) Identify personal sins
82
Which of the following is a natural hallucinogen?
4) Ketamine
3) MDMA
2) Peyote
1) LSD
83
What brain system do sedatives mostly affect?
2) Cardiovascular
4) Digestive
3) Central nervous
1) Endocrine
84
Nicotine stimulates which brain chemical?
1) Serotonin
3) Dopamine
2) Cortisol
4) Epinephrine
85
What is a common prescription sedative for anxiety and sleep?
4) Adderall
3) Xanax
1) Ritalin
2) Methadone
86
The biopsychosocial model would consider:
3) Mind, body, environment
4) Spirituality only
2) Only genetics
1) Only addiction behavior
87
What behavioral addiction is listed in the DSM-5 appendix?
4) Sex addiction
2) Internet gaming disorder
3) Porn addiction
1) Shopping addiction
88
Anabolic steroids mimic which natural hormone?
1) Estrogen
4) Insulin
2) Cortisol
3) Testosterone
89
HPPD may be triggered by which drug?
1) MDMA
2) Psilocybin
4) Cannabis
3) LSD
90
What emotion often drives compulsive online shopping?
3) Boredom
4) Optimism
2) Anxiety
1) Joy
91
Antabuse helps treat alcohol use by:
1) Reducing cravings
3) Boosting mood
2) Causing illness when alcohol is consumed
4) Increasing metabolism
92
Which drug is legally used in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
1) Methadone
2) Xanax
3) LSD
4) Nicotine
93
Which condition causes flashbacks after hallucinogen use?
2) GAD
4) ADHD
1) PTSD
3) HPPD
94
Which treatment model is focused on reducing harm, not abstinence?
4) Cognitive-behavioral
3) Abstinence-only
2) Harm reduction
1) Moral model
95
What do all effective addiction treatments share?
1) Total abstinence
4) Therapy avoidance
3) Criminal charges
2) Support systems
96
What drug is reversed using Naloxone (Narcan)?
3) Opioids
4) Benzodiazepines
2) Cocaine
1) Alcohol
97
T/F: Sedative withdrawal can be life-threatening.
2) False
4) Rarely
1) True
3) Sometimes
98
Which theory sees addiction as moral failure?
4) Psychodynamic theory
3) CBT
1) Disease theory
2) Moral theory
99
Which therapy helps address thoughts that lead to substance use?
3) EMDR
4) ACT
2) CBT
1) DBT
100
Which stimulant causes a rapid dopamine increase in the brain?
4) Alcohol
1) Nicotine
3) Methamphetamine
2) LSD
101
Sedatives can medically treat all EXCEPT:
3) Hallucinations
4) Anxiety
2) ADHD
1) Epilepsy
102
T/F: All clients benefit from the same treatment model.
2) False
3) Usually
4) In groups only
1) True
103
T/F: All MAT drugs have high overdose risk.
4) Unknown
1) True
2) False
3) Always
104
What behavioral addiction is officially in the DSM-5?
4) Pornography
1) Shopping
3) Gambling
2) Internet gaming
105
What term describes distorted media views on addiction?
3) Stigma portrayal
1) Drug realism
2) Media bias
4) Treatment modeling
106
Which model addresses spiritual purpose in recovery?
2) 12-step
4) Biochemical model
3) Abstinence-only
1) CBT
107
Most fentanyl-type opioids are trafficked from:
1) Africa
4) South America
2) Asia
3) Europe
108
Nicotine mainly activates which neurotransmitter?
2) GABA
1) Serotonin
4) Acetylcholine
3) Dopamine
109
Buprenorphine is classified as a:
1) Full opioid agonist
3) Partial opioid agonist
4) Sedative
2) Antidepressant
110
Which sedative is used off-label for ADHD in rare cases?
2) Ambien
4) Clonidine
1) Xanax
3) Benzodiazepines
111
Which model considers family, community, and environment?
1) Holistic model
2) Structural model
3) Cognitive-behavioral
4) Abstinence model
112
T/F: Addiction only affects the brain and not behavior.
1) True
4) Depends on drug
3) Maybe
2) False
113
Which hallucinogen may be studied for depression treatment?
4) MDMA
3) LSD
2) PCP
1) Psilocybin
114
T/F: Structural theory looks at systems like poverty and racism.
4) Only in schools
2) False
3) Sometimes
1) True
115
What is a key difference between crack and opioid epidemic response?
2) Geographic impact
3) Race and empathy levels
4) Law enforcement funding
1) Drug ingredients
116
What does synesthesia involve?
3) Panic attacks
1) Hallucinating insects
4) Severe nausea
2) Mixing of senses
117
Antabuse works through:
1) Serotonin blocking
4) Increasing craving
2) Negative reinforcement
3) Reward system activation
118
T/F: MAT is most effective when combined with therapy.
1) True
4) Only for youth
2) False
3) Rarely
119
Which treatment approach is most individualized?
2) Moral theory
3) Faith-only model
4) Abstinence-only
1) Biopsychosocial model
120
Gambling disorder often includes which symptom?
3) Reduced interest
1) Chasing losses
4) Hallucinations
2) Increased sleep
121
Which addiction involves risking relationships and finances?
2) Gambling
1) Alcoholism
3) Steroid use
4) Social media
122
Coca leaves and powdered cocaine are examples of what type of stimulant?
4) Man-made
2) Natural
1) Synthetic
3) Prescription
123
Which theory argues addiction is a result of systemic inequality?
1) Moral theory
3) Medical theory
4) Abstinence theory
2) Structural theory
124
What is a relapse prevention strategy in CBT?
4) Blaming others
1) Ignoring cravings
2) Identifying triggers
3) Avoiding therapy
125
Which theory focuses on consequences of behavior?
3) Structural theory
2) Disease theory
1) Behavioral theory
4) Cognitive theory
126
What medical conditions are sedatives used to treat?
4) Psychosis and diabetes
1) ADHD and epilepsy
2) Depression and ADHD
3) OCD and addiction
127
Pornography addiction often includes:
4) Insomnia only
2) Escalation and secrecy
3) Physical aggression
1) Financial fraud
128
Which harm reduction tool is used at festivals for testing pill safety?
4) Detox vans
2) Sniffer dogs
3) Test kits
1) Drug courts
129
Which hallucinogen is synthetic and commonly used in clubs?
2) Peyote
3) MDMA
4) Psilocybin
1) LSD
130
Which of these is a MAT medication?
3) Prozac
2) Antabuse
4) Ketamine
1) Xanax
131
Which sedative is commonly prescribed for sleep disorders?
2) Xanax
1) Adderall
4) Methadone
3) Ambien
132
Which recovery model views addiction as a chronic, relapsing condition?
2) Moral model
1) Disease model
4) Harm reduction
3) Abstinence model
133
T/F: Vaping poses no risks to teen users.
2) False
3) Rarely
4) Under review
1) True
134
What does harm reduction focus on?
1) Total sobriety
3) Incarceration
2) Reducing negative outcomes
4) Therapy only
135
Which treatment approach focuses on abstinence only?
4) Structural model
2) Moral model
3) Harm reduction
1) MAT
136
Which neurotransmitter reinforces behavioral addictions?
1) Dopamine
4) Endorphins
2) GABA
3) Oxytocin
137
Which of the following is a partial opioid agonist?
2) Methadone
3) Buprenorphine
1) Naloxone
4) Fentanyl
138
Which addiction may involve secrecy and shame?
1) Porn addiction
4) ADHD meds
2) Steroid use
3) Alcoholism
139
What is a common symptom of pornography addiction?
4) Physical dependence
1) Improved memory
3) Escalating content use
2) Emotional openness
140
Which medication blocks the effect of opioids?
2) Buprenorphine
3) Naloxone
1) Methadone
4) Antabuse
141
T/F: MAT programs are only for people whoâ€™ve relapsed.
4) Not sure
1) True
3) Depends on age
2) False
142
Antabuse uses what psychological method?
2) Cognitive therapy
1) Positive reinforcement
3) Negative reinforcement
4) Exposure therapy
143
What does the 12-step model encourage in early recovery?
2) Spiritual connection
1) Social withdrawal
4) Avoidance of others
3) No meetings
144
MAT medications work best when paired with:
1) Solo therapy
4) Legal action
3) Detox only
2) Peer support and therapy
145
Which MAT drug helps reduce overdose risk when opioids are used?
3) Adderall
1) Methadone
4) Ambien
2) Naloxone
146
Which of these is a synthetic hallucinogen?
4) Salvia
1) Mushrooms
3) LSD
2) Peyote
147
Which MAT drug causes withdrawal if opioids are used with it?
1) Naloxone
2) Methadone
4) Buprenorphine
3) Antabuse
148
Which treatment combines meds, therapy, and support?
3) Moral model
2) Abstinence model
1) MAT
4) Detox-only model
149
A spiritual recovery approach might include:
1) Journaling and purpose finding
3) Self-punishment
2) Only medical care
4) No therapy
150
What slang term describes inhaling from a plastic bag?
3) Dusting
2) Huffing
1) Snorting
4) Bagging

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