MIDTERM ADRE 6793 EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ | latest update 2024/25|

MIDTERM ADRE 6793 EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ History of U.S. Drug policies: Early 1800s - -Temperance movement with clergy begins to form -Clergyman note that alcohol use has become negative "could corrupt the mind and body" History of U.S. Drug policies: - -Temperance movement advocated abstinence -"Washington Total Abstinence Society" - key in shaping future self-help groups - introduced concept of sharing experiences in closed, alcoholics only meetings. -"Women's Christian Temperance Movement" History of U.S. Drug policies: 1870s - -Restrictions on opium and cocaine History of U.S. Drug policies: 1906 - -"Truth in Food and Drug Act" (Pure Food and Drug Act) -When FDA became involved - required labels on drugs contained in products including opium, morphine, and heroin. History of U.S. Drug policies: 1914 - -Harrison Narcotic Act (Harrison Act) -Taxation of opium and cocoa product with registration and record keeping requirements. History of U.S. Drug policies: 1920 - -The Volstead Act- Prohibition - successful in reducing per capita alcohol consumption - was repealed (1933) due to major social turmoil and defiance -Following repeal - all states restricted sales of alcoholic beverages in some way History of U.S. Drug policies: 1937 - -Marijuana Tax Act History of U.S. Drug policies: 1965 - -Drug Abuse Control Acts History of U.S. Drug policies: 1970s - -Controlled Substance Act -Drugs classified by their medical use, potential for abuse, potential for creating dependence. Models of Addiction: Moral Model - --View of the indi