Biological Theory that I choose is the neurobehavioral theory. Neurobehavioral theory is the interaction of the environment and the individuals neurological and the way they are established. Neurons that fire reinforce of the neurochemical bound that help function the body of what is next. Neural that are not used are eliminated and reduces the metabolic of the brain and body. According to this theory, drugs abusers are normal neurochemical balance to the nervous system because it involves a reward system. Neurobehavioral focus on the region of the bran that involves the memory formation. Drug abusers have a hard time with neurobehavioral because they do not know how to control their brain and think about the drug. The brain becomes
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Neurobehavioral starts with the neurons on how it balances the nervous system and how it gets to the brain and then to the memory formation. In the same way for the learning theory in order to use the drug an individual need to learn how to use and know how much to consume. Both theories fall in the same category because it has to do with the brain and memory. However, neurobehavioral is different from learning theory because an alcohol and drug user cannot control their dosage. There brain is less active and they are not able to control it. While, learning theory is different because the alcohol and drug user are learning how to use it. They are able to control it because they are getting use to the reaction. Even though both theories focus on the brain and mind they are …show more content…
According to our reading “Research has shown that after one or two weeks of habitual daily drinking there is a short-term 30% increase in the speed of alcohol biotransformation allowing the drinker to consume more…” Therefore, the neurobehavioral theory has shown support because it proves us that alcoholic and drugs abuse from the neurobehavioral because they cannot control themselves. An individual suffering from an abuse can have a hard time controlling their brain and that is why they get addicted to drugs and alcohol. According to Alcohol research and health “The actions of alcohol that cause intoxication, initiate and maintain excessive drinking behavior, and promote relapse during abstinence occur primarily in the brain.” Therefore research has shown supports for the
Neurobehavioral starts with the neurons on how it balances the nervous system and how it gets to the brain and then to the memory formation. In the same way for the learning theory in order to use the drug an individual need to learn how to use and know how much to consume. Both theories fall in the same category because it has to do with the brain and memory. However, neurobehavioral is different from learning theory because an alcohol and drug user cannot control their dosage. There brain is less active and they are not able to control it. While, learning theory is different because the alcohol and drug user are learning how to use it. They are able to control it because they are getting use to the reaction. Even though both theories focus on the brain and mind they are …show more content…
According to our reading “Research has shown that after one or two weeks of habitual daily drinking there is a short-term 30% increase in the speed of alcohol biotransformation allowing the drinker to consume more…” Therefore, the neurobehavioral theory has shown support because it proves us that alcoholic and drugs abuse from the neurobehavioral because they cannot control themselves. An individual suffering from an abuse can have a hard time controlling their brain and that is why they get addicted to drugs and alcohol. According to Alcohol research and health “The actions of alcohol that cause intoxication, initiate and maintain excessive drinking behavior, and promote relapse during abstinence occur primarily in the brain.” Therefore research has shown supports for the