Lesson 3.2.4.8.2

3.2.4.8.2 Self-management programmes and 12 step recovery programmes Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 8

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The 20 questions

  1. What do self-management programmes rely on to help individuals recover from addiction?

    • Classical conditioning
    • Self-help groups
    • Brain surgery
    • Emetic drugs
  2. Which organisation famously uses a 12-step recovery programme for addiction?

    • Aversion clinics
    • NHS hospitals
    • Alcoholics Anonymous
    • Behavioural labs
  3. What type of support is central to self-help recovery groups?

    • Surgical intervention
    • Medication management
    • Peer support
    • Aversive conditioning
  4. Unlike aversion therapy, what key element do 12-step programmes focus on?

    • Unpleasant stimuli
    • Emetic medication
    • Mutual support
    • Classical conditioning
  5. What is a recognised limitation of 12-step recovery programmes?

    • High dropout rates
    • Physical side effects
    • Extreme pain
    • High financial cost
  6. What characterises a reductionist explanation of addiction recovery?

    • Biopsychosocial model
    • Single-factor focus
    • Social context
    • Whole-person focus
  7. What characterises a holistic view of addiction recovery?

    • Single-gene focus
    • Whole-person approach
    • Isolated stimulus response
    • Chemical imbalance focus
  8. Which feature is shared by both self-help groups and 12-step programmes?

    • Shared experiences
    • Doctor supervision
    • Drug prescriptions
    • Aversive pairing
  9. What main advantage do self-management programmes offer recovering addicts?

    • No effort required
    • Greater autonomy
    • Immediate cure
    • Guaranteed outcome
  10. Why might some individuals struggle with 12-step programmes?

    • Physical nausea
    • Strict medication
    • Spiritual emphasis
    • Unpleasant shocks
  11. What do researchers evaluate when using outcome measures for self-management programmes?

    • Biological causes
    • Therapist qualifications
    • Programme effectiveness
    • Group sizes
  12. What is a central principle of self-help recovery groups?

    • Medical intervention
    • Mutual support
    • Aversion therapy
    • Direct instruction
  13. Setting personal recovery goals within a peer group describes which programme?

    • Self-management programme
    • Aversion therapy
    • Drug therapy
    • Psychoanalysis
  14. Self-management programmes primarily encourage individuals to take responsibility for what?

    • Brain structure
    • Medication dosage
    • Behavioural change
    • Biological inheritance
  15. Why might an individual prefer a self-help group over medical addiction treatment?

    • Greater personal control
    • Required hospital stays
    • Guaranteed quick cure
    • Higher financial cost
  16. What is a key initial step in 12-step recovery programmes?

    • Admitting powerlessness
    • Aversion therapy
    • Prescribing medication
    • Brain surgery
  17. Which factor can reduce the effectiveness of a 12-step programme?

    • High self-efficacy
    • Lack of motivation
    • High group attendance
    • Strong social support
  18. Unlike reductionist biological treatments, self-management programmes take which type of approach?

    • Holistic approach
    • Reductionist approach
    • Genetic approach
    • Biological approach
  19. In 12-step recovery programmes, what does the term abstinence mean?

    • Completely stopping use
    • Substituting another drug
    • Gradually reducing use
    • Using controlled amounts
  20. Which key feature is shared by self-management and 12-step recovery programmes?

    • Aversion therapy
    • Chemical substitution
    • Peer support
    • Surgical intervention

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