How does positive feedback relate to the theory of treatment of alchoholism/drug abuse?
Written on October 22, 2009 – 6:35 pm | by Drug Abuse Help
Written on October 22, 2009 – 6:35 pm | by Drug Abuse Help
Written on October 22, 2009 – 6:35 pm | by Drug Abuse Help
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OtherGuy said:
Oct 22, 09 at 6:39 pmPositive feedback is a cycle which reinforces itself, and therefore grows stronger.
In this case, if you assume that treatment of alcoholism/drug abuse is an unpleasant focus on certain realities, then that could result in increased desire to escape reality and a reinforced cycle to repeat.