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Addiction: Understanding and RecoveryOnline version Overview of addiction and recovery by Nima Al -Haj Eid 1 What is addiction? a a very strong desire for something; an addict cannot control this desire. It is, therefore, more than a bad habit. It is an illness. b a temporary mood c a minor annoyance d a simple habit 2 Addictions can be of different kinds; for example, a Only drugs and alcohol b Addictions can be of different kinds; for example, food, shopping, mobile phones, text messages, the Internet and video games. c Only shopping and food d Only online activities 3 When someone becomes an addict, what happens in the brain? a The brain forgets memories b When someone becomes an addict, something changes in the brain; these changes give the person pleasure, but they need the “thing” more and more. c The brain becomes less active d The brain stops functioning properly 4 Addiction begins when, without the “thing”, the person feels a They feel excited and energized b They feel indifferent and calm c Addiction begins when, without the “thing”, the person feels unhappy and depressed. d They feel hungry and thirsty 5 You can tell when someone is becoming an addict if: a they save money and stop the habit b they feel guilty about their habit. c they sleep eight hours a night d they ignore all messages from friends 6 What is the first step when someone admits they are an addict? a The first step is to tell a friend and wait b The first step is when the person says “I need help.” c The first step is to quit without help d The first step is to ignore the problem 7 If the person can change the habit for six months, they are on the road to a a complete cure in a week b If the person can change the habit for six months, they are on the road to recovery. c a temporary success d a relapse

Addiction: Understanding and RecoveryOnline version

Overview of addiction and recovery

by Nima Al -Haj Eid

What is addiction?

a very strong desire for something; an addict cannot control this desire. It is, therefore, more than a bad habit. It is an illness.

a temporary mood

a minor annoyance

a simple habit

Addictions can be of different kinds; for example,

Only drugs and alcohol

Addictions can be of different kinds; for example, food, shopping, mobile phones, text messages, the Internet and video games.

Only shopping and food

Only online activities

When someone becomes an addict, what happens in the brain?

The brain forgets memories

When someone becomes an addict, something changes in the brain; these changes give the person pleasure, but they need the “thing” more and more.

The brain becomes less active

The brain stops functioning properly

Addiction begins when, without the “thing”, the person feels

They feel excited and energized

They feel indifferent and calm

Addiction begins when, without the “thing”, the person feels unhappy and depressed.

They feel hungry and thirsty

You can tell when someone is becoming an addict if:

they save money and stop the habit

they feel guilty about their habit.

they sleep eight hours a night

they ignore all messages from friends

What is the first step when someone admits they are an addict?

The first step is to tell a friend and wait

The first step is when the person says “I need help.”

The first step is to quit without help

The first step is to ignore the problem

If the person can change the habit for six months, they are on the road to

a complete cure in a week

If the person can change the habit for six months, they are on the road to recovery.

a temporary success

a relapse

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Addiction: Understanding and RecoveryOnline version

by Nima Al -Haj Eid

What is addiction?

Addictions can be of different kinds; for example,

When someone becomes an addict, what happens in the brain?

Addiction begins when, without the “thing”, the person feels

You can tell when someone is becoming an addict if:

What is the first step when someone admits they are an addict?

If the person can change the habit for six months, they are on the road to

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