Robert grew up in a nice neighborhood, went to a reputable school, and attended his local synagogue weekly. His parents were dismayed to find out that he became addicted to psychoactive drugs in his first year away at college. Which statement is correct regarding his addiction?
A. With his background it is unlikely that his physical and emotional function will be impaired by psychoactive drugs.
B. Because of his background, this is more likely to be a transient condition rather than chronic, and his parents should not be overly concerned.
C. This condition should be viewed as a chronic, complex brain disease.
D. His addiction reveals a deep character flaw and should be treated as an impulse-control problem.
Answer: C
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