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Explore the sociology of addiction with this 2026–2027 study guide covering key concepts, addiction-related laws, social perspectives, and major theories. Review how social environments, institutions, relationships, and cultural factors can shape substance use and addictive behaviors. Ideal for students preparing for quizzes, exams, assignments, and coursework in sociology, addiction studies, and behavioral health.

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A/B process


The process that explains how the brain responds to stimulus,
where the A-process is the initial reaction and the B-process is
the opposing response.


Genetics


Some people inherit biological vulnerabilities that make them
more susceptible to addiction.




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Exposure


Repeated exposure to addictive substances can change the
brain and increase dependence.




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