Jared is experiencing an overdose of heroin. He is rushed to the hospital and given another drug that blocks his opioid receptor sites, thus preventing the effects of the overdose from stopping his respiration. Jared was most likely given

A primary task for the school counselor as group leader is to

a. monitor teachers’ reactions to group members’ behaviors b. have an awareness of the health and tone of the group c. be aware of administrators’ school mission d. alert parents/guardians to issues that are disruptive to students

Anabolic steroid users are at risk for experiencing a drug-induced psychosis referred to as

a. "freak out." b. "ripping anger." c. "formication." d. "roid rage."

Wayne is taking a digit span test. When he hears this series of digits, 3 9 4 2 6 1 2, he realizes the digits match the ages of people in his family; his mother is 39, his father is 42, his little sister is 6, and he is 12

He decides to remember the series of four ages rather than try to recall each digit separately. Wayne is using a strategy called a. elaboration. b. chunking. c. decalage. d. other-transforming.

The “war on drugs” has been shown to be a dismal failure, though your text claims

a. there is still a strong belief it will work. b. that many continue to believe that the “war” is winnable. c. for a few billion dollars more, we can win the war on drugs. d. marijuana abuse by high school seniors is only 80% of what it was a decade ago.