Answer:
The relapse prevention model of treatment would view last night's drinking as something that could have been anticipated and prevented.
Explanation:
Relapse- a deterioration after a temporary improvement.
Relapse Prevention Therapy- this is a type of <em>cognitive behavioral approach</em> that <u><em>prevents the occurrence of relapse by allowing a person to recognize anticipating situations that could trigger an old addicting behavior. </em></u>Knowing the anticipating factors will allow the person to cope in order not to go back to his old behavior.
In the situation above, it is clear that Markus successfully changed his behavior because he managed to avoid drinking alcohol after four months. This is considered a<em> temporary improvement. </em>However, the difficulty he encountered in his workplace triggered his desire to go back drinking. The workplace situation is an anticipating factor for him. This means, he could go back to his old alcoholic self whenever he faces a difficult situation at work.
1. depression or anxiety developed in response to a stressful situation -- adjustment disorder
2. an eating disorder characterized by food restriciton and an irrational fear of weight gain -- anorexia
3. fear of closed spaces -- claustrophobia
4. loss of memory and a decrease in other thought processes -- dementia
5. recurrent, unwanted thoughts coupled with rituals which seem purposeless -- obsessive-compulsive disorder
6. social interaction based on hidden anger -- passive-agressive
7. excess fear of something -- phobia
The minimum safe way to cook ground beef (hamburger) is at about 160 degrees farenheit.
