A Levels Psychology (Addictive Behaviour) Flashcards on Addiction A01, created by Hazel Meades on 28/03/2015.
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Outline the biological explanation for smoking initiation (4).
Outline the cognitive explanation for smoking initiation (4).
Outline the learning explanation for the initiation of smoking (4).
Outline the biological explanation for the maintenance of smoking behaviour (4).
Outline the cognitive explanation for smoking maintenance (4).
Outline the learning explanation for smoking maintenance (4).
Outline the biological explanation for smoking relapse (4).
Outline the cognitive explanation for smoking relapse (4).
Outline the learning explanation for smoking relapse (4).
Outline the biological approach to explaining the initiation of gambling behaviour (4).
Outline the biological approach to explaining the maintenance of gambling behaviour (4).
Outline the biological explanation for gambling relapse (4).
Outline the learning approach to explaining the initiation of gambling behaviour (4).
Outline the learning model's explanation of gambling maintenance (4).
Outline the learning model's explanation for gambling relapse (4).
Outline the cognitive approach to gambling initiation (4).
Outline the cognitive approach to explaining the maintenance of gambling behaviour (4).
Outline the cognitive approach to explaining the relapse of gambling behaviour (4).
Outline public health interventions (2).
Outline GamCare (2).
Outline group behavioural therapy for smoking (2).
Outline telephone quitline services for smoking (2).
Outline drug treatments for gambling (4).
Outline CBT (4).
Outline nicotine replacement therapy (4).
Outline the theory of planned behaviour as a model for addiction prevention (4).
Outline government initiatives (2).
Outline the EPI (2).
Outline Cloniger (2).
Outline media campaigns (4).
Outline traumatic stress (1).
Outline everyday stress (1).
Outline the self-medication model (2).
Outline age as a risk factor for addiction (4).
Outline peers as a risk factor for addiction (4)
Outline media influences as a risk factor for addictive behaviour (4).
UK smoking ban
Irish smoking ban
Evaluate public health interventions in terms of limited effects
Evaluate the public smoking ban in terms of the theory of planned behaviour
