Successful long-term outcome for the treatment of alcoholism is best predicted by
a. how much treatment the person receives.
b. whether the person can afford private treatment.
c. the person's coping resources and available social support.
d. the severity of the negative consequences that will motivate the person to seek help.
Answer: c.
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a. when old enough to vote. b. after marriage. c. with the development of self-control. d. after finishing college.
Physical education classes have long-term influences on the likelihood of exercising in
adulthood if the program focuses on which one of the following activities? a. Competitive sports b. Team sports c. Lifetime physical activities one can do alone d. Health education