Question

question 7 (1 point) which of the following is a positive way to avoid peer pressure to drink alcohol? surround yourself with situations where alcohol is available remind yourself of the negative consequences of drinking alcohol let someone give you an unfamiliar drink at a party get into a car with someone who has been drinking question 8 (1 point) all of the following are effective strategies for refusing alcohol except - just saying no offering to be the designated driver blaming not drinking on another person agreeing to try just one drink question 9 (1 point) what is the first step in treating an aud? detoxification attending a support group taking medication prescribed by a doctor learning self - management strategies

Explanation:

Question 7: Surrounding yourself with situations where alcohol is not available helps avoid peer - pressure to drink. Reminding of negative consequences can also be effective. Letting someone give an unfamiliar drink from a person who has been drinking is risky and not a positive way. Getting into a car with a drinking person is dangerous and not a positive way.
Question 8: Just saying no, offering to be the designated driver, and blaming not drinking on another person are effective refusal strategies. Agreeing to try just one drink is not an effective refusal strategy.
Question 9: Detoxification is the first step in treating an AUD as it helps the body get rid of alcohol and manage withdrawal symptoms.

Answer:

Question 7: a. Surround yourself with situations where alcohol is not available
Question 8: a. agreeing to try just one drink
Question 9: a. Detoxification