Question 1

Heroin use by many American soldiers during the Vietnam war was:

Accepted Answer

A) low, but increased after they came home 
B) high, and continued after they returned to the U.S. 
C) high but dropped when they returned to the U.S. 
D) high, and led to other drugs upon return to the U.S. 
A) low, but increased after they came home 
B) high, and continued after they returned to the U.S. 
C) high but dropped when they returned to the U.S. 
D) high, and led to other drugs upon return to the U.S. C

Question 2

The view that drug addiction was a ___________ led to campaigns for _________ ____________ rather than ____________.

Accepted Answer

A) disease, drug treatment, incarceration 
B) disorder, mental treatment, incarceration 
C) disorder, mental treatment, medication 
D) disease, drug treatment, medication 
A) disease, drug treatment, incarceration 
B) disorder, mental treatment, incarceration 
C) disorder, mental treatment, medication 
D) disease, drug treatment, medication A

Question 3

The National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA) was created by the:

Accepted Answer

A) Centers for Disease Control 
B) Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 
C) Drug Enforcement Agency 
D) Harrison Act 
A) Centers for Disease Control 
B) Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 
C) Drug Enforcement Agency 
D) Harrison Act B

Question 4

Which of the following drugs was portrayed to the public as "the killer drug" during the 1930's?

Accepted Answer

A) opium 
B) alcohol 
C) marijuana 
D) tobacco 
A) opium 
B) alcohol 
C) marijuana 
D) tobacco

Question 5

From early 1700's- mid 1800's alcohol generated _________ societal disruption as the nation changed from an ___________ ___________ to an __________ ___________ society.

Accepted Answer

A) greater, agrarian society, urban industrial 
B) greater, urban society, urban industrial 
C) fewer, urban culture, agrarian cultured 
D) greater, urban industrial, agrarian society 
A) greater, agrarian society, urban industrial 
B) greater, urban society, urban industrial 
C) fewer, urban culture, agrarian cultured 
D) greater, urban industrial, agrarian society

Question 6

After the end of World War II, drug problems:

Accepted Answer

A) increased 
B) decreased 
C) remained about the same 
D) were unpredictable 
A) increased 
B) decreased 
C) remained about the same 
D) were unpredictable

Question 7

For the purpose of this book, all chemical substances will be considered as 'drugs' if they are__________ ___________ for social and recreational purposes to __________ mood and conscious states, opposed to medicinal use such as treatment of physical and psychological disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) involuntarily consumed, alter 
B) voluntarily consumed, maintain 
C) voluntarily consumed, alter 
D) involuntarily consumed, maintain 
A) involuntarily consumed, alter 
B) voluntarily consumed, maintain 
C) voluntarily consumed, alter 
D) involuntarily consumed, maintain

Question 8

The creation of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics in 1930 was aimed at:

Accepted Answer

A) controlling marijuana 
B) controlling narcotics 
C) controlling cocaine 
D) all of the above 
A) controlling marijuana 
B) controlling narcotics 
C) controlling cocaine 
D) all of the above

Question 9

The prescription drug, Rohypnol®, is

Accepted Answer

A) Used for the treatment of drowsiness 
B) Known on the street as "roofies" 
C) Often taken to intensify highs produced by cocaine 
D) Used to reverse anterograde amnesia 
A) Used for the treatment of drowsiness 
B) Known on the street as "roofies" 
C) Often taken to intensify highs produced by cocaine 
D) Used to reverse anterograde amnesia

Question 10

Opium:

Accepted Answer

A) was a problem in 19th century China and England 
B) use is seen as a remedy for lethargy 
C) is a central nervous system stimulant 
D) has no useful medical applications 
A) was a problem in 19th century China and England 
B) use is seen as a remedy for lethargy 
C) is a central nervous system stimulant 
D) has no useful medical applications

Question 11

Which of the following organizations was not part of the organized efforts against alcohol in the 19th century?

Accepted Answer

A) United Anti-Alcohol Coalition 
B) Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) 
C) Anti-Saloon League 
D) American Temperance Society 
A) United Anti-Alcohol Coalition 
B) Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) 
C) Anti-Saloon League 
D) American Temperance Society

Question 12

Marijuana or cannabis:

Accepted Answer

A) has a history of medical use 
B) was first used by Mexican migrant workers 
C) was perceived to lead to violent behavior 
D) all of the above 
A) has a history of medical use 
B) was first used by Mexican migrant workers 
C) was perceived to lead to violent behavior 
D) all of the above

Question 13

Which of the following drug types is classified as having medical use and high potential for abuse?

Accepted Answer

A) Schedule I 
B) Schedule II 
C) Schedule III 
D) Schedule IV 
E) Schedule V 
A) Schedule I 
B) Schedule II 
C) Schedule III 
D) Schedule IV 
E) Schedule V

Question 14

In regards to the Harrison Narcotic Act, how did the federal government circumvent the doctrine that States held the right to make laws for themselves?

Accepted Answer

A) exercising its power to override state laws 
B) exercising its power to raise tax revenues 
C) exercising its power to eliminate all foreign trade 
D) exercising its power to revise the Harrison and Narcotic Act that was passed in 1914 
A) exercising its power to override state laws 
B) exercising its power to raise tax revenues 
C) exercising its power to eliminate all foreign trade 
D) exercising its power to revise the Harrison and Narcotic Act that was passed in 1914

Question 15

According to Szasz a renowned psychiatrist and critic of social policies restricting choice, he suggested that alcohol and tobacco in American society are regarded as ________ as opposed to drugs originating from foreign countries because alcohol and tobacco are so _______________ in _____________ and ___________ ___________ cultures.

Accepted Answer

A) bad, uncommon, Puritan, English-Speaking 
B) bad, well-ingrained, European, Native-Speaking 
C) good, uncommon, Christian, English-Speaking 
D) good, well-ingrained, Christian, English-Speaking 
A) bad, uncommon, Puritan, English-Speaking 
B) bad, well-ingrained, European, Native-Speaking 
C) good, uncommon, Christian, English-Speaking 
D) good, well-ingrained, Christian, English-Speaking

Question 16

The earliest U. S. federal law controlling drugs was the:

Accepted Answer

A) Pure Food and Drug Act 
B) Anti-Drug Abuse Act 
C) Harrison Narcotics Act 
D) Marijuana Stamp Tax Act 
A) Pure Food and Drug Act 
B) Anti-Drug Abuse Act 
C) Harrison Narcotics Act 
D) Marijuana Stamp Tax Act

Question 17

The reduced use of heroin by soldiers after the Vietnam War can be explained by:

Accepted Answer

A) returning to their former lives reduced the psychological need for heroin 
B) unavailability of pure or high-grade heroin in the U.S. 
C) both a & b 
D) None of the above 
A) returning to their former lives reduced the psychological need for heroin 
B) unavailability of pure or high-grade heroin in the U.S. 
C) both a & b 
D) None of the above

Question 18

During the 1930's, marijuana was increasingly depicted as _________ and was ___________ classified as a _______________.

Accepted Answer

A) evil, correctly, amphetamine 
B) evil, incorrectly, benzodiazepine 
C) evil, correctly, narcotic 
D) evil, incorrectly, narcotic 
A) evil, correctly, amphetamine 
B) evil, incorrectly, benzodiazepine 
C) evil, correctly, narcotic 
D) evil, incorrectly, narcotic

Question 19

The history of drug attitudes and policies from early years of the nation to the present involved a struggle among three types of values, ___________, ____________ and ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) conservative, medicinal, criminal 
B) libertarian, medicinal, criminal 
C) libertarian, medicinal, political 
D) conservative, medicinal, religious 
A) conservative, medicinal, criminal 
B) libertarian, medicinal, criminal 
C) libertarian, medicinal, political 
D) conservative, medicinal, religious

Question 20

In colonial America, prevalence of alcohol use was:

Accepted Answer

A) considered a wide spread social problem for the society of that era 
B) commonplace and used for medicinal purposes as well as a beverage 
C) tolerated at certain functions and events but not a generally accepted activity 
D) only used for medicinal purposes 
A) considered a wide spread social problem for the society of that era 
B) commonplace and used for medicinal purposes as well as a beverage 
C) tolerated at certain functions and events but not a generally accepted activity 
D) only used for medicinal purposes

Heroin use by many American soldiers during the Vietnam war was:

The view that drug addiction was a _______ led to campaigns for _ rather than ____.

The National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA) was created by the:

Which of the following drugs was portrayed to the public as "the killer drug" during the 1930's?

From early 1700's- mid 1800's alcohol generated ___ societal disruption as the nation changed from an _ _ to an _______ society.

After the end of World War II, drug problems:

For the purpose of this book, all chemical substances will be considered as 'drugs' if they are____ _ for social and recreational purposes to ______ mood and conscious states, opposed to medicinal use such as treatment of physical and psychological disorders.

The creation of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics in 1930 was aimed at:

The prescription drug, Rohypnol®, is

Opium:

Which of the following organizations was not part of the organized efforts against alcohol in the 19^th century?

Marijuana or cannabis:

Which of the following drug types is classified as having medical use and high potential for abuse?

In regards to the Harrison Narcotic Act, how did the federal government circumvent the doctrine that States held the right to make laws for themselves?

According to Szasz a renowned psychiatrist and critic of social policies restricting choice, he suggested that alcohol and tobacco in American society are regarded as as opposed to drugs originating from foreign countries because alcohol and tobacco are so _ in _ and _ _______ cultures.

The earliest U. S. federal law controlling drugs was the:

The reduced use of heroin by soldiers after the Vietnam War can be explained by:

During the 1930's, marijuana was increasingly depicted as ___ and was _ classified as a ___________.

The history of drug attitudes and policies from early years of the nation to the present involved a struggle among three types of values, _, and _.

In colonial America, prevalence of alcohol use was:

Theories of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Alcohol and Other Drugs: Use, Abuse, and Dependence

The Extent of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Neurobiology of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Heredity and Environment: Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Basic Psychology Processes

Interpersonal Processes

Family Processes

Age and Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Gender Differences in Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Minority Groups: Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Recovering From Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Relapse After Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders

Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Problems

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Exam 1: Psychology of Alcohol and Other Drugs

Heroin use by many American soldiers during the Vietnam war was:

The view that drug addiction was a ___________ led to campaigns for _________ ____________ rather than ____________.

The National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA) was created by the:

Which of the following drugs was portrayed to the public as "the killer drug" during the 1930's?

From early 1700's- mid 1800's alcohol generated _________ societal disruption as the nation changed from an ___________ ___________ to an __________ ___________ society.

After the end of World War II, drug problems:

For the purpose of this book, all chemical substances will be considered as 'drugs' if they are__________ ___________ for social and recreational purposes to __________ mood and conscious states, opposed to medicinal use such as treatment of physical and psychological disorders.

The creation of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics in 1930 was aimed at:

The prescription drug, Rohypnol®, is

Opium:

Which of the following organizations was not part of the organized efforts against alcohol in the 19th century?

Marijuana or cannabis:

Which of the following drug types is classified as having medical use and high potential for abuse?

In regards to the Harrison Narcotic Act, how did the federal government circumvent the doctrine that States held the right to make laws for themselves?

The earliest U. S. federal law controlling drugs was the:

The reduced use of heroin by soldiers after the Vietnam War can be explained by:

During the 1930's, marijuana was increasingly depicted as _________ and was ___________ classified as a _______________.

The history of drug attitudes and policies from early years of the nation to the present involved a struggle among three types of values, ___________, ____________ and ___________.

In colonial America, prevalence of alcohol use was:

Theories of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Alcohol and Other Drugs: Use, Abuse, and Dependence

The Extent of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Neurobiology of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Heredity and Environment: Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Basic Psychology Processes

Interpersonal Processes

Family Processes

Age and Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Gender Differences in Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Minority Groups: Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Recovering From Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Relapse After Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders

Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Problems

Filters

The view that drug addiction was a _______ led to campaigns for _ rather than ____.

From early 1700's- mid 1800's alcohol generated ___ societal disruption as the nation changed from an _ _ to an _______ society.

For the purpose of this book, all chemical substances will be considered as 'drugs' if they are____ _ for social and recreational purposes to ______ mood and conscious states, opposed to medicinal use such as treatment of physical and psychological disorders.

Which of the following organizations was not part of the organized efforts against alcohol in the 19^th century?

During the 1930's, marijuana was increasingly depicted as ___ and was _ classified as a ___________.

The history of drug attitudes and policies from early years of the nation to the present involved a struggle among three types of values, _, and _.