chapter #5 Flashcards
(37 cards)
WHAT IS
1) Harrison Narcotics Act (1915)
and
2) Controlled Substances Act (1970)
us laws that
1)Narcotics must only be used for medical purposes
2)Established a Classification system
DEFINE
Schedule 2 drugs
Drugs with no medical use and high abuse lability.
DEFINE
Schedule 1 drugs
Drugs with no medical use and high abuse lability.
WHAT IS
Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (1996)
canadian drug laws that
-classsivfe drungs into one of the 4 drug catagorys 1 being the highest risk and 4 being lowest risk
WHAT IS
Harm Rating Scales
A scale that detemines how harmful a drug is
WHAT ARE
the Three traits looked at in the Harm Rating Scale?
Physical Harm
Addiction
Societal Harm
WHAT IS
Remission
Periods of reprieve from sysptoms
WHAT IS
Theoretical Modles of Drug Addiction
Scientific attemps to charscterize, understand, and explan compulsive drug use.
Relys heavily on associative learing principles
DEFINE
Operant Conditioning
using reward (positive reinforcement) and punishment (Negitive reinforcement) to get the conditioned responce
DEFINE
Classical Conditioning
assosiating a stimulus(conditioned stimulus) with a stimulus that give the desired effect(Discriminative stimulus), so even after removing the Discriminative stimulus the conditioned stimulus give the desired response
DEFINE
Goal-Directed Behavior
Behvior the occures when an organism rngages in learned behavoirs in orfer yo achive a desired goal
DEFINE
Drive Theory
Repeated drug use that caises a drive to seek a drugs positive reinforcing effects
DFINE
Opponent-Process theory
effects of a drug automatically counteracted by opposing actions in the body
DEFINE
Allostasis
The prosses of the body using change to maintane homeostasis
meaning “maintaining stability through change”
DEFINE
Incentive-Salience Modle
Drug addiction occurs after there is a shift from liking a drug to wanting a drug
DEFINE
Incentive salience
Attribution of salient motivational value to otherwise neutral stimuli
DEFINE
Disease Theory
this theory say Addiction is a disease of disrupted neurological processes
WHAT IS
the Reward Circutity
Mesolimbic Dopamine Pathway
WHAT ARE
the three components of the
Mesolimbic Dopamine Pathway
Ventral Tegmental Area
Nucleus Accumbens
Ventral Pallidum
WHAT IS
D2 Receptors
Excitatroy
EXPLANE
what area of the brain does drug abuse effect
it effect the reward circuits increasing DA much more then natural reinforcers
WHAT IS
D1 Receptors
Inhibitory
WHAT ARE
the two ways of increasing DA
-Directly: Blocks DA reuptake
-indirectly: reduve GABA inhibition