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Running Head: ALCOHOL USE DISORDER
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Alcohol Use Disorder
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ALCOHOL USE DISORDER
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Describe the symptomology of AUD (per current DSM-V criteria) and distinguish it from
'normal' alcohol use.
There are various symptoms of AUD. The person affected craves or experiences a strong
desire for alcohol consumption which means that the person might not be able to prevent
themselves from sinking the ship deep enough to sink themselves too. The person may also be
unable to meet their obligations following recurrence in alcohol use and abuse since most of their
time is spent indulging in alcohol which then shows that they lack the capability of taking care of
themselves and their loved ones. Even after a person has experienced problems on a social or
interpersonal level resulting from the use of alcohol, they still manage to get into the continuous
use of alcohol. When the person intends to refrain from alcohol or to shorten the period with
which they spend on alcohol use, they still manage to indulge in amounts that are large and over
a lengthened period which strains the effects they are already suffering from. This also makes it
difficult for the person to keep promises made to loved ones and themselves thus straining
relationships they have (In Goldstein, & In DeVries, 2017).
They lack control over their decisions they make regarding their lives. The person keeps
falling back into the habits of continued alcohol use which grows their persistence as opposed to
quitting the habits. In the event of alcohol tolerance, they will want to have increased use of
alcohol so that they can get to the intoxication level. If they are in ...