Alcohol Other Drugs And Behavior 2nd Edition By Jung- Testbank

Chapter 1

• For the purpose of this book, all chemical substances will be considered as ‘drugs’ if they are__________  ___________ for social and recreational purposes to __________ mood and conscious states, opposed to medicinal use such as treatment of physical and psychological disorders.

• involuntarily consumed, alter
• voluntarily consumed, maintain
• voluntarily consumed, alter
• involuntarily consumed, maintain

• Which of the following would not be considered a drug as it is defined in the text?

• Heroin
• Tobacco
• Alcohol
• Soda

• In colonial America, prevalence of alcohol use was:

• considered a wide spread social problem for the society of that era
• commonplace and used for medicinal purposes as well as a beverage
• tolerated at certain functions and events but not a generally accepted activity
• only used for medicinal purposes

• From early 1700’s- mid 1800’s alcohol generated _________ societal disruption as the nation changed from an ___________ ___________ to an __________ ___________ society.

• greater, agrarian society, urban industrial
• greater, urban society, urban industrial
• fewer, urban culture, agrarian cultured
• greater, urban industrial, agrarian society

• Which of the following organizations was not part of the organized efforts against alcohol in the 19^th century?

• United Anti-Alcohol Coalition
• Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
• Anti-Saloon League
• American Temperance Society

• Which of the following drugs was considered harmless, not additive, and used as an anesthetic during the civil war?

• tobacco
• opiate
• marijuana
• morphine

• According to Szasz a renowned psychiatrist and critic of social policies restricting choice, he suggested that alcohol and tobacco in American society are regarded as ________ as opposed to drugs originating from foreign countries because alcohol and tobacco are so _______________ in _____________ and ___________ ___________ cultures.

• bad, uncommon, Puritan, English-Speaking
• bad, well-ingrained, European, Native-Speaking
• good, uncommon, Christian, English-Speaking
• good, well-ingrained, Christian, English-Speaking

• The earliest U. S. federal law controlling drugs was the:

• Pure Food and Drug Act
• Anti-Drug Abuse Act
• Harrison Narcotics Act
• Marijuana Stamp Tax Act