AA / Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a voluntary organization that offers free help to alcoholics willing to admit their inability to help themselves. Although not religious, AA's 12 step program involves belief in a higher power. Assistance is provided by AA members who have personally overcome alcoholism.

What is the primary condition for receiving help from Alcoholics Anonymous?

• Having a family member in AA

• Admitting one's inability to overcome alcoholism alone

• Paying a membership fee

• Being a member of a religious group

Which of the following best describes the nature of Alcoholics Anonymous?

• A government-funded program

• A religious organization

• A voluntary support group

• A medical treatment center

What is a key component of the AA's 12-step program?

• Daily exercise routine

• Financial contributions

• Belief in a higher power

• Strict dietary guidelines

Who makes direct contact with individuals seeking help in AA?

• Professional therapists

• AA members who have achieved sobriety

• Family members of alcoholics

• Religious leaders

What is the journey that AA members have completed before helping others?

• From sobriety to alcoholism

• From alcoholism to sobriety

• From financial instability to wealth

• From religious conversion to atheism