WorksheetsAQA Psychology - Addiction
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Aversive drugs treat addiction by pairing the behaviour with an unpleasant response.
True
False
Agonists treat addictive behaviour by producing the opposite effect that the drug produces.
True
False
Vicarious reinforcement is....
A stimulus that increases the probability that a behaviour will be repeated.
The experience of seeing others being rewarded for their gambling.
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated.
When a behaviour is rewarded only some of the time it occurs
Antagonists work by blocking receptors normally stimulated by the drug so when the person takes the drug they experience less pleasure.
True
False
A partial reinforcement schedule is...
A stimulus that increases the probability that a behaviour will be repeated.
The experience of seeing others being rewarded for their gambling.
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated.
When a behaviour is rewarded only some of the time it occurs
Naltrexone cannot be used to treat both gambling and heroin addiction as they relate to different neuronal pathways in the brain.
True
False
Reinforcement is...
A stimulus that decreases the probability that a behaviour will be repeated.
The experience of seeing others being rewarded for their gambling.
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated.
When a behaviour is rewarded only some of the time it occurs
Studies of drug therapy are reliable, as patients tend to complete the course of treatment.
True
False
Positive reinforcement is...
A stimulus that increases the probability that a behaviour will be repeated.
The experience of seeing others being rewarded for their gambling.
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated.
When a behaviour is rewarded only some of the time it occurs
A variable reinforcement schedule is...
A behaviour is rewarded after an unpredictable period of time or number of responses.
This relates to cravings and arousal being triggered by certain stimuli associated with addictive behaviour..
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of a behaviour being repeated because it leads to the escape from an unpleasant situation.
When a behaviour is rewarded only some of the time it occurs
People who use NRT can have trouble sleeping.
True
False
Cue reactivity....
A behaviour is rewarded after an unpredictable period of time or number of responses.
This relates to cravings and arousal being triggered by certain stimuli associated with addictive behaviour..
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of a behaviour being repeated because it leads to the escape from an unpleasant situation.
When every desired response is rewarded.
Methadone is an...
Aversive
Agonist
Antagonist
NRT
A negative reinforcer...
A behaviour is rewarded after an unpredictable period of time or number of responses.
This relates to cravings and arousal being triggered by certain stimuli associated with addictive behaviour..
A consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of a behaviour being repeated because it leads to the escape from an unpleasant situation.
When every desired response is rewarded.
Emetics...
Make you gamble
Make you happy
Make you sick
Make you high
The TPB is...
Ajzen's theory of perfect behaviour
Arden's theory of planned behaviour
Ajzen's theory of planned behaviour
Arden's theory of perfect behaviour
Which of these is not a critisism of covert sensitisation
Treatment adherence
Hajek and Stead, methodological issues
McConagy et al (1983) copmarison with aversion therapy
Which of these is not a risk factor
tolerance
stress
family
peers
Which of Prochaska's stages comes before termination
maintainance
contemplation
pre-contemplation
action
preparation
Not in favour of CBT?
Beck
Petry et al (2006)
Collinshaw (in the short-term) 2012
Cuijpers et al (2008)
