All Things Pleasurable
This chemical is responsible for our pleasure sense.
What is dopamine?
The biological viewpoint of addiction is called.
What is the Disease Model?
This argument poses a person has a moral defect when it comes to addiction.
What is the Choice Argument?
This type of addiction is behavior based.
What are process addictions?
This cookie was used as an example for recall of a pleasant memory.
What is the Madeliene?
This brain area is where choices take place and keeps the midbrain in check, normally.
What is the frontal cortex?
This occurs when someone uses / chooses after a period of abstinence.
What is relapse?
This is the percentage of genetic risk for addiction.
What is 40 - 60%?
This pathway is the pathway that addiction loops.
What is the Pleasure pathway / center?
This theory of addiction addresses a person’s predisposition to addiction.
What are genes?
A person chooses to use when their survival is activated. What is the theory / situation that activates this response?
What is Stress?
Physiological / Chemical / Psychological symptoms present when the substance / addiction is absent.
What is withdrawal?
This brain area is where pleasure is born.
What is the midbrain?
This brain chemical is produced with all types of addiction.
What is Dopamine?
The last of the theories of addiction that is a culmination of theories.
What is Choice?
A marked increase in the need for a substance that develops after continual use of the same amount is called
The name of the documentary we watched in class.
Pleasure Unwoven
This accounts for the period of time after acute withdrawal where one is more vulnerable to relapse.
What is PAWS?
Name 2 important concepts in behavior change.
What is willingness and ability?
This treatment is primarily for methamphetamine use disorders.
What is the Matrix Model?