UTA KINE3355 Module 3 Quiz Latest 2021 June

KINE3355 ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS

Module 3 Quiz

Question 1Behavioral addictions are defined by which components [select all that apply]?

  Relapse

  Tolerance

  Mood/affect modification

  Co-morbid substance use

  Salience

 Question 2We understand behavioral addictions through the lens of which model?

  Public Health

  Biopsychosocial

  Moral

  Disease

 Question 3When the behavior becomes the most important activity in the person’s life and dominates his or her thinking, feelings, and behavior, this refers to ___________.

  Anticipation

  Salience

  Mood modification

  Cues/triggers

 Question 4A common theme across behavioral addictions is the comorbidity with [select all that apply]:

  Mood and anxiety disorders

  Personality disorders

  Psychotic disorders

  Eating disorders

 Question 5Impulsivity and compulsivity may be considered ____________ factors that range independently across disorders.

  Parallel

  Equivalent

  Combined

  Intersecting

 Question 6The emotional effect the behavior has on the individual often serves as a coping strategy resulting in an arousing “rush” of tranquilizing “escape”, refers to: 

  Cues/triggers

  Affect modification

  Preoccupation/Anticipation

  Salience

 Question 7It is not relevant to understand the patients sociocultural context when trying to understand their behavioral addiction.

  True

  False

 Question 8 Impulsivity is key to initiating addictive behaviors, while Self-regulation is key to maintaining addictive behaviors.

Question 9Chemical addiction and compulsive-impulsive disorders share similar neurobioloigcal pathway disruptions (extended amygdala, ventral striatal).

  True

  False

 Question 10Treatments can vary slightly for behavioral addictions compared to chemical addictions. In some cases, a [ Select ]  model may not be appropriate or even feasible, so a [ Select ]  model would be more appropriate for managing behavior.

Question 11Reward-seeking may be considered a key distinction between impulsivity and compulsivity. Impulsivity denotes rash action with the aim of achieving a reward, while compulsive behavior is typically performed with reduced regard for reward.

  True

  False

 Question 12Medications approved for use in substance addiction do not appear to provide effective treatment for compulsive-impulsive disorders.

  True

  False

 Question 13Select key elements that define impulsivity [select all that apply].

  Lack of reflection when making decisions

  Predisposition toward rapid reactions

  Habitual or stereotyped behavior

  Behavior has no obvious relationship to overall goal

 Question 14Poorly modulated emotional responses that lead to engagement in addictive behaviors refers to:

  Emotional competence

  Negative affect

  Affect dysregulation

  Self-coping

 Question 15Alterations in what system impair impulse control?

  Dopamine/Glutamate

  Dopamine/Opioid

  Serotonin/Opioid

  Serotonin/Dopamine

  Opioid/Glutamate

 Question 161) Describe at least two ways that behaviors (gambling, sex, eating) differ from drugs of abuse in terms of their addictive potential and patterns.

2) Would you classify these behaviors as “addictions,” “compulsions” or something else?