Research exam- What is the relationship between anxiety disorders and substance dependence? Treatment implications? Flashcards

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Goodwin & Stein (2013) main topics (2)

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Anxiety disorders and drug dependence; Evidence on adults

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The research of Goodwin & Stein suggest that there are strong __________ associations between _______ ________ ________ and _________ _________ among adults in the community

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lifelong; specific anxiety disorder; substance dependence

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Goodwin & Stein research shows that anxiety disorders such as _________ _________ typically precede ________ _______

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panic disorder; substance abuse

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Lifelong substance dependence is often a result of a history of these 3 disorders..

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Social phobia, PTSD, or GAD

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Goodwin & Stein proposes there are links between anxiety disorders early in life; These are associated with the __________ ______ of ________ ____

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subsequent onset; substance use

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Lopez, Turner, & Saavedra (2005) main topics (2)

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Anxiety, Risk for substance dependence among late adolescents and young adults

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Some research shows that ______ puts adolescents at a greater risk for _______ ___ _______

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anxiety; substance use disorders

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3 theories or views on relationship between anxiety disorders and substance use: Name the 3?

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Self-medication hypothesis, Causality, and genetic predisposition

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Self-medication hypothesis

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Individuals sometimes consume alcohol and/or drugs to alleviate their anxiety symptoms

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Causality

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substance use may promote the onset of anxiety symptoms as a “bio-psychosocial consequence of chronic substance use

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Genetic predisposition

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Might not be influence by either of the two first hypotheses; Rather, they might both be influenced by another variable such as genetic predisposition

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Smith & Book (2010) main topics (1)

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Comorbidity of GAD and AUD–> Individuals seeking outpatient treatment

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The Comorbid participants in this study from Smith & Book were more likely to have additional DSM-IV diagnoses, such as these 4..

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panic disorder with agoraphobia, sedative hypnotic dependence, stimulant dependence, and opioid dependence

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This was indicative of a significant likelihood to have comorbid GAD…..

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Alcohol use disorder (AUD)

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Neighbors, Kempton, & Forehand (1992) main topic (1)

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Study with juvenile deliquents

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This study resulted that with substance abuse, there was an increased amount of both ______ and ________

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anxiety and depression

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This study found that _______ _____ is related to internalizing problems, as it serves as a form of _______ _____________ to reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms

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Substance and/or alcohol abuse; self-medication

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Data from this study suggests that _______ ________ such as anxiety and depression are an antecedent to _______ _____

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internalizing disorders; substance abuse

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Kaufmann et al. (2014) main topic (1)

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Medication Assisted treatment (MAT)

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Kaufmann et al. supports that ____ is important when treating patients with anxiety that abuse substances

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Medication Assisted treatment (MAT)

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People with comorbid disorders were ____ likely to have ________ barriers to treatment as opposed to their counterparts

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more likely; financial

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Smith & Book (2008) main topics (2)

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Medications for treatment and CBT

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Research shows that for this dual diagnosis, a combination of _____________ and ______________ are effective as primary treatment approaches

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Pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy

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Medications for treatment of anxiety and substance use disorders/ abuse

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Paxil, Zoloft, and Topamax

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CBT has been shown effective when treating patients with __________ _________ and _______ ___________

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substance dependence and anxiety disorders