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1
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which year reflects approximately when Buddhism began to require abstinence from alcohol

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500 BC

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which year reflects approximately when Mohammad wrote in the holy book of Koran concerning wine and prohibiting its use

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800 BC

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Which year did the Washingtonians were formed in Baltimore?

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1840

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Which year did the 18th amendment was ratified creating national prohibition?

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1919

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Which year did the prohibition ended pursuant to the 21st amendment?

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1933

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what are the three legacies of alcoholics Anonymous?

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Recovery, Unity and Service

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Which year did the fellowship Alcoholics Anonymous was formed?

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1935

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Which year did alcoholics anonymous considered as “Coming of Age”?

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1955

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Which year did the fellowship Narcotics Anonymous was formed?

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1953

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Which Year did “Algamus”, later to be called Gambling Alcoholics was formed?

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1957

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What is the name of the bill Congress passed in 1970 addressing alcoholism as a medical condition?

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Hughes Act

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12
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Which year did Mother Against Drink Driving was founded?

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1980

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13
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Which year in Mr. Marty Mann founded the national council on Alcoholism?

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1944

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14
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Name of the first religious hospital to receive prospective members of alcoholics anonymous for treatment

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St. Thomas Hospital

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15
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Name the city that is considered the birthplace of alcoholics anonymous

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Akron, Ohio

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16
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Full name of Dr. Bob

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Robert Holbrook Smith

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17
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What date did “Dr. Bob” died?

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November 16, 1950

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18
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Name of the person considered to be “AA’s first friend of medicine

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William Duncan Silkworth

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19
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Which two traditions of Alcoholics anonymous that promote anonymity

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Tradition Eleven and Twelve

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20
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Where was wine and beer found in the Neolithic age?

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Everywhere

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21
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Name the person who advised Timothy “No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for the sake of your stomach and your frequent ailments.”

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St. Paul

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22
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Who are the people who opened the first distillery on Staten Island in 1640

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The dutch

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23
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Which year England passed a law called the “Act for repressing the Odious and Loathsome Sin of Drunkenness?

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1606

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24
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Name the person who founded the Women’s Christina Temperance Union in Cleveland in 1874

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Frances willard

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Which year was the national prohibition party was founded?

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1869

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26
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Which Century did James I of Aragon issued an edict providing for hospitalization of conspicuously active drunks?

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13th Century

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27
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What is the approximate percentage of men in the United States that drink alcohol?

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70.4%

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28
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what is the approximate percentage of women in the United States that drink alcohol

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60.5%

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29
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What is the number of approximate number of persons in the United States who have a drinking problem?

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17.6 Million

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30
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What is the approximate number of children who live in a household where at least one parent is dependent upon or has abused alcohol?

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More than 7 million

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31
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What is the increase in morality rate for women with alcohol dependence over that of the general population?

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4.6 times

32
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what is the name of the swedish physician who introduced the term “alcoholism” in 1849?

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Magnus Huss

33
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What is the name that the World Health Organization proposed in 1957 to define alcoholism?

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Alcohol dependence

34
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What is the Latin Root meaning “To adore or surrender oneself to a master” from which the word “addiction” is derived?

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Addicere

35
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Who was an original member of the Continental Congress, a signer of the declaration of Independence, named the 1st surgeon General of the Army?

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Dr. Benjamin Rush

36
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what is the annual per capita consumption of alcohol in the United States by 1810?

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4.5 million

37
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What is the answer that includes three core activities of the Washingtonian movement?

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Public Confession, Public Commitment, Economic Assistance

38
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What is the number of pledges signed at the height of the Washingtonian movement?

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600,000

39
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What is the answer which includes the names of three “Reform Clubs” active in the late 1800’s?

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Osgood’s Reformed Drinkers Club, Reynold’s Red Ribbon Reform clubs, Order of the good samaritans.

40
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What is the number of adults in the United States who binge drink approximately four times per month?

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One in six

41
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What is the name of the report given by Dr. Charles Hewitt of the Minnesota Board of Health in 1873.

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The Duty of the State in the Care and Cure of inebriates

42
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What is the answer that reflects the reason Pioneer House in Minnesota opened in 1948?

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A welfare Department study showed substantial cost savings could be had by providing specialized services to alcoholics.

43
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What is the answer which includes the two groups of people to whom services were offered by Halzelden when it opened in 1949?

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Priests and professionals

44
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Which state was the first to recognize addiction counselors as professionals?

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Minnesota

45
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Which year in which the first state recognized addiction counselors as professionals?

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1954

46
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what is the name that was given by the first civil services commission to recognize addiction counselors?

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Counselor on Alcoholism

47
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What is the answer that is not one of the eleven tenets of the treatment philosophy of the Minnesota Model?

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Alcoholism is curable, and early intervention is the best course of treatment

48
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Name of the individual who started Synanon in 1958

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Charles Edwin Dederich

49
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What is the answer that describes the nature of Synanon at its beginning?

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A therapeutic commune

50
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Synanon was the outgrowth of what two other programs?

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Oxford Group and Alcoholics Anonymous

51
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Role name for family member that becomes adept at setting tangible goals

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Responsible One

52
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Role Name for the family member that is perceived as the most sensitive one

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Placater

53
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Role name for the family member that does not attempt to prevent or alleviate any situation

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Adjuster

54
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Role name for the family member that often provides distraction from the issue of alcoholism

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Acting Out Child

55
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Two educational needs of a family affected by chemical dependency

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How the symptoms of the disease affect the family; and nature of alcohol/drug and problems associated with dependence

56
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Initial focus of the counselor work with family members effected by chemical dependency

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Their own problems

57
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What is not a suggested method for dealing with families in the early treatment stage:

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Encourage Social Interaction

58
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Outcome theorized by Freud for persons who do not successfully complete the various stages in their development

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Mental illness or exhibited deviant behavior

59
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“Pleasure Principle” is achieved according to Freud

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ID

60
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Select the term that completes this theory “ For each behavior there is a reason or….”

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Antecedent

61
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Select the number of steps in the twelve steps of alcoholics anonymous that mention alcohol

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One

62
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Select the answer which reflects the main subjects covered by the twelve steps of alcoholics anonymous

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Behaviors, emotions, and attitudes

63
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Which includes an assumption a counselor can make about a client’s family restrictions and traditions where the client seems very angry but unable to show that anger

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That anger was not tolerated

64
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Name of the technique that allows the client to deal with unresolved issues related to someone who can’t or won’t come to therapy

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Empty Chair Technique

65
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Select the answer that best completes this sentence - “The anxiety surrounding the issues of sexuality is often eased for some people by…”

a) antidepressants
b) multiple partners
c) alcohol or drugs
d) abstinence

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alcohol or drugs

66
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Select which is not a theory for etiology of chemical dependency

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?

67
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Which includes two possible dominant attitudes of the mind which Carl G. Jung believed makes up persona

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Introvert and Extrovert

68
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Which includes two possible dominant functions of the mind which Carl G. Jung believed make up persona

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Thinking and intuition

69
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Stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with being 5 years

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Initiative vs Guilt

70
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Stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with early adulthood

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intimacy vs isolation

71
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stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with adolescence

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Identity vs role confusion

72
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What is the letter “S” stands for in the Myers-Briggs type indicator

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Sensory

73
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Which describes “SP” grouping of personality types:

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Adaptable, artistic, athletic, aware of reality, open minded

74
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Which describes the “SJ” grouping of personality types

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Conservative, stable, consistent, routinized, sensible, factual

75
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Which describes the “NF” grouping of personality types

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? its in the book look it up

76
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Which group describes the “NT” grouping of personality types

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Analytical, systematic, abstract, theoretical, intellectual

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