MCQ. In the life process model of addiction, addiction is seen as a disease that develops...
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In the life process model of addiction, addiction is seen as a disease that develops when a person processes the details of his or her life and realises that he or she has not accomplished enough.
1 - True
2 - False
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2) False
According to the life process model of addiction, it is seen as a habitual response or a form of gratification which the individual indentifies in the context of social relationships. It also provides a sense of security and pleasure for the individual.
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