One of the primary goals for treatment in the Seeking Safety model is: a) Stopping self-harm b) Ending substance use once and for all c) Gaining control over minor symptoms d) Maintaining relationships {Ans: a) Stopping self-harm}Repeated use of substances trains the brain's circuits to depend on substances to trigger ____________. a) False positives b) False negatives c) Reward circuitry d) Biofeedback {Ans: c) Reward circuitry}True or False: If a person develops resiliency through their childhood and life experiences, the effect of any genetic risks for substance use disorder are greatly increased. a) True b) False {Ans: b) False}To understand an individual's response to life stressors by misusing substances, becoming preoccupied, and persisting in their use despite increasing consequences, be sure to assess any underlying a) Financial hardships b) Employment problems c) Biopsychosocial factors d) Health problems {Ans: c) Biopsychosocial factors}True or False: Those who had experienced traumatic physical or sexual abuse, or assault, were three times more likely to report substance use disorder than those without trauma. a) True b) False {Ans: a) True}All of the following are guiding principles of the Seeking Safety model. EXCEPT: a) Integrated Treatment for both trauma & substance