If a child has autism, something must have been done to that child such as environmental toxins, vaccines, or parental neglect

Which of the following is not true regarding the emphasis on gateway drugs in prevention?

a. the marketing of alcohol and tobacco is a barrier to prevention efforts b. drug addicts usually begin their use with gateway drugs c. gateway drugs and illicit drugs should be equally emphasized in prevention programs d. tobacco and alcohol may not be emphasized sufficiently in prevention efforts due to industry lobbying

Sharon, a 50-year-old, has been taking care of her aging mother for almost 2 years. She needs to juggle between her job, her responsibilities as a mother, and taking care of her mother. Recently, she has started feeling stressed and completely drained out. Her finances also have started getting adversely affected. According to the studies conducted by Shuey and Hardy (2003), which of the following is most likely to ease Sharon's task of caregiving?

A. Quitting her job and focusing on taking care of her mother B. Shifting her mother to a nursing home C. Sending her child to a boarding school D. Asking her brother to take care of their mother for a while