Addiction (class) Flashcards

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1
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continuation of drug use to avoid symptoms

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physical dependence

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motivated by craving (emotional state or intense desire)

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psychological dependence

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3
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withdrawl symptoms are antithetical to drug effects.

  • -> negative reinforcement (takes away pain)
  • -> immediate (reward)
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physical dependence

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4
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memory of the reward and a negative emotional state combine

    • positive reinforcement (even at a steady state)
  • -> delayed/ temporary (reward)
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psychological dependence

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5
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why is the reward temporary/ delayed for the psychological dependence

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  • because the physiological system is getting involved but there is no down regulation
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why is there a debate if physical and psychological dependence be separated

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  • with physical dependence you might feel so bad you will want the drug just to feel better (psychological)
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why can the “urge” be considered a withdrawal

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not homestatic, but maybe reverse allostasis? psychological mechanisms are there but not physiological

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in extreme cases one ?

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wants it more and enjoys it less (reward predicting stimuli)

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9
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explain cross dependence

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high tolerance to dug A. very little buzz, withdrawl occurs. take drug b to alleviate withdrawal symptoms, results in addiction to drug B

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smoking and drinking together (similar soa but potentially different high) i an example of

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poly- drug abuse and drug mixing

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11
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what drug shows the highest concordance rate for genetic factors of addiction

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coccain

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12
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what is kellers law

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the minute you investigate the traits, you will either find it more or less interesting

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13
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Traits are not exclusive to?

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personality

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14
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is delayed gratification a factor for drug dependence

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no (not enough evidence)

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15
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why are anxiety/ mood disorders a factor for addiction

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self medication to alleviate symptoms (generally occurs when trauma is left untreated)

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16
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Occur after dependence, alleviate quickly after stopping drug, withdrawal is antithetical to drug effects

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substance induced mood disorder

17
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the debate of self esteem

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Low: “Feeling better”
High: risk-taking behaviour
– Debate: Keller’s law?

18
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sociology (childhood- adolesence factors)

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  1. accessibility (legalizing, supplying)
  2. peer/family (exposure, beliefs)
  3. morality (religion, politics)
    - -> doesnt shape ppls view but there accessibility and exposure