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question 7 (5 points)
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this classification of drug typically changes the brains chemistry and
reduces its ability to create its own endorphins.
depressants
narcotics
hallucinogens
stimulants
question 8 (5 points)
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which principle can make a program of drug treatment effective?
one kind treatment is right for everyone.
treatment must be voluntary and can be based solely on drug abuse.
medically assisted detoxification by itself can change long - term drug abuse.
an individuals treatment plan must be continually assessed and modified
to meet the persons changing needs.

Explanation:

Question 7

Narcotics (opioids) interact with the brain's endorphin system. They mimic endorphins, leading the brain to reduce its own endorphin production over time. Depressants slow the nervous system, hallucinogens alter perception, and stimulants increase activity—none match the endorphin - reduction mechanism as closely as narcotics.

Effective drug treatment recognizes individual needs change. “One treatment for all” is wrong as people differ. Treatment isn't just about drug abuse (it's holistic) and detox alone doesn't fix long - term abuse. Assessing and modifying plans to meet changing needs is a key effective principle.

Answer:

B. Narcotics

Question 8