Addiction Flashcards

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What is meant by Physical Dependance

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When someone needs to a drug in order to function properly or feel normal

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What is meant by Psychological Dependance

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The belief that someone needs to take a drug but can function perfectly without it

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What is meant by Tolerance

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Where someone no longer acts the same way to a drug so increases their usage

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Define Withdrawal

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Unpleasant physical or psychological effects due to the removal of a drug

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5
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What candidate gene can cause addiction

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Faulty A1DRD2 Gene

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How does a Faulty A1DRD2 Gene lead to addiction

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  • Insufficient Dopamine Receptors in the Brains Reward System
  • People use smoking to raise Dopamine Levels Artificially
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Explain how Addiction is gained through Social Learning Theory

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  • Behaviour is observed from role model and then we imitate it
  • Vicarious Reinforcement
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What is Cue Reactivity

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  • We make association of our addiction with cues in our environment (CC)
  • This leads to Conditioned Responses of the Addiction
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How is Smoking Addiction maintained through Negative Reinforcement

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Smokers don’t like the negative symptoms such as Nausea so increase smoking to reduce it

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Explain Personality as an explanation to addiction

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Extarversim - Extraverts are under arousal and engage in addictive behaviour to gain stimulation

Neuroticism - People high on this experience negative affect

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A03 Personality

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  • Cause and effect
  • Wan Sen Yen
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Explain the stress explanation of addiction

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Everyday Stress - Stress that is gained due to demands that someone faces day to day

Traumatic Stress - Stress gained from a life threating experience

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AO3 Stress

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  • Cause and Effect
  • Tavolacci (High Stressed Students)
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Peer Pressure Explanation

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  • SLT
  • Social Identification Theory
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AO3 Peer Pressure

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  • Cause and Affect
  • Prac App
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Explain Genetics Explanation of Addiction

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  • Faulty A1DRD2 Gene
  • Reduces the number of dopamine receptors in the pleasure center
  • This causes people to be less sensitive to rewards
  • They seek extra stimulation
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AO3 Genetics

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  • Diathesis Model
  • Deternismist
18
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Explain Nicotine Process

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  • Nicotine stimulates Acetylcholine Receptors
  • Dopamine rises in activity in Ventral Tegmental
  • VTA is projected towards the Nucleus Accumbens
  • Increased activity leads to pleasure
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A03 Nicotine

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  • Beta Bias
  • Bio Reduc
  • Prac App
20
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Cognitive Explanation Addiction

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Cognitive Myopia - Gamblers focus on the satisfaction rather than the long term Consequences

Illusion of Control - Belief that you can affect the chance of winning when its random

Flexible Attribution - Saying that winning is due to skill

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AO3 Cognitive

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  • Prac App
  • Alternative explanation
  • Research to support (£3 Slot)
22
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Outline Nicotine Replacement Therapy

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  • Releases controlled dose of nicotine into blood stream
  • Binds to Acetylcholine Receptors which stimulates dopamine
  • Using NRT it allows for dosage to be gradually reduced
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Outline Bupropion

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  • This block the Nicotine Effectors so that there is no rise in dopamine when smoking
  • Also acts as a weak inhibitor for Dopamine Reuptake
  • Lasts 7-12 weeks
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Outline CBT for Addiction

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Cognitive Reframing - Changes the addicts thoughts by addressing the cognitive biases that feed the addiction

Functional Analysis - Asks ppt why they want to change their behaviour and then a plan is built

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AO3 CBT Addiction

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  • Alternative Treatment
  • Time Consuming
  • Research to Support (Ladouar)
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Stat the Prochaska Six Stage Model

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  • Pre Contemplation
  • Contemplation
  • Preparation
  • Action
  • Maintenance
  • Termination