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The Disease Model views addiction as a chronic disease, treating relapse as a symptom and employing medical interventions. The Developmental Models consider life stages and emotional development, attributing relapse to unresolved issues. The Cognitive-Behavioral/Social Learning Model treats addiction as learned behavior, emphasizing skill-building and coping strategies.

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          The Disease Model views addiction as a chronic disease, treating relapse as a symptom and employing medical interventions. The Developmental Models consider life stages and emotional development, attributing relapse to unresolved issues. The Cognitive-Behavioral/Social Learning Model treats addiction as learned behavior, emphasizing skill-building and coping strategies.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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The Disease Model views addiction as a chronic disease, treating relapse as a symptom and employing medical interventions. The Developmental Models consider life stages and emotional development, attributing relapse to unresolved issues. The Cognitive-Behavioral/Social Learning Model treats addiction as learned behavior, emphasizing skill-building and coping strategies.