Addiction Flashcards

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1
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Define initiation

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Individual starts to become addicted

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2
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Define maintenance

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Continuance of behaviour despite adverse conditions

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3
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Relapse

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Showing signs or symptoms again after giving up

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4
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Inherent gender bias in smoking proposed by…

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Nerin de la puerta and jane

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5
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Gender bias in smoking?

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Lopez et al

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Lopez et al?

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Onset and development of smoking follow different patterns, e.g. women start later

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Theories cannot explain all types of gambling because…

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there are different variable rations (time between behaviour and consequence) and chances of winning

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Weaknesses of theories of addiction in general?

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Why do only some people get addicted?

Addiction or excess of behaviour?

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Weaknesses of theories of gambling addiction in general?

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Cannot explain all types of gambling
Some research is unethical (e.g. encouraging gambling)
Oversimplified - there are subgroups of gamblers
Why are some types more addictive?

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10
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Weaknesses of theories of smoking addiction in general?

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Gender bias

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11
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Research on why some types of gambling are more addictive?

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Green and Zimmerman

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Green and Zimmerman?

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Men and women who got hooked on video gambling became compulsive in about one year, while other forms, e.g. horses or sports, tended to take 3 1/2+ years

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Researcher on gambling sub groups?

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Bonnaire et al

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Bonnaire et al?

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2 clinically distinct subgroups of gamblers: ‘active’ who gamble for arousal and ‘passive’ who want to avoid unpleasant emotional states

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