Substance Use Disorders
Addictive disorders characterized by a compulsive pattern of drug use and marked by both physical and psychological dependence on the substance. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) is used by clinicians to diagnose drug use disorders. Individuals with these disorders often consume more of the substance than intended and persist in its use despite significant adverse consequences.
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A college student starts using a stimulant to help them study for exams. Initially, they only use it during finals week. However, they soon find themselves using it multiple times a week, even when they don't have exams, and in larger amounts than they originally intended. Their grades have started to drop, and their friends have expressed concern about their changed behavior and irritability. Despite these negative effects, the student continues to seek out and use the substance. Which of the following best explains this pattern of behavior?
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