Neurobiology of addiction
Psychology of Addiction
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The brain structure that forms strong emotional memories and is activated by triggers and cues

Amygdala

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This type of learning explains how environmental cues can trigger cravings.  

classical conditioning

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This series follows a chemistry teacher who becomes a meth manufacturer.

Breaking Bad

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This 1999 film reveals that the main character has been dead the whole time.

The Sixth Sense

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This animal is the fastest land animal

cheetah

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This term describes the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new pathways during recovery.  

neuroplasticity

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This psychological concept explains why people may return to old habits during stress, even after progress.  

regression

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This show features a theme park populated by lifelike robots gaining consciousness.

Westworld?

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This film features the famous line "Why so serious?'

The Dark Knight

200

This country has the largest population in the world.

China? (India recently surpassed it — both answers acceptable depending on year.)

300

This electrolyte imbalance can occur during alcohol withdrawal and increase seizure risk.

low magnesium

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This hormone, released during stress, can increase cravings and risk of relapse.  

cortisol


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This comedy follows a group of friends who hang out at MacLaren’s Pub.

How I Met Your Mother

300

This 1991 thriller features a cannibalistic psychiatrist.

The Silence of the Lambs

300

This actor voiced Donkey in Shrek.

Eddie Murphy

400

This brain region acts like the “brakes” of the brain and is often underactive during addiction‑related impulsive decisions.

prefrontal cortex

400

This model views addiction as influenced by genetics, environment, and behavior.

biopsychosocial model

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This show features a forensic analyst who moonlights as a vigilante serial killer.

Dexter

400

This 1960 film shocked audiences by killing off its main character halfway through.

Psycho

400

This country has the most time zones in the world.

France

500

This term describes the brain’s ability to heal and form new pathways during recovery.

neuroplasticity

500

This alcohol‑related deficiency can lead to confusion, poor coordination, and memory problems.

thiamine deficiency

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This show features a blind lawyer who fights crime as a masked vigilante.

Daredevil

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This 2001 cult film stars Jake Gyllenhaal and features a giant, ominous rabbit named Frank.

Donnie Darko

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This TV show holds the record for the most Emmy wins in history.

Game of Thrones

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