Reviews of psychological interventions for problem drinking show​

A) ​brief interventions and techniques oriented toward changing motivation are most effective.
B) ​psychotherapeutic programs overall are less effective than Alcoholics Anonymous.
C) ​once a person is an alcoholic, that person can never return to controlled drinking.
D) ​group therapy has been found to be more effective than individual therapy has been.

Psychological Interventions

Therapeutic techniques aimed at addressing mental health issues, often involving counseling, therapy, or structured activities.

Problem Drinking

The consumption of alcohol at levels that result in health problems or significantly impair functioning, short of alcohol dependence.

Effective

Producing a desired or intended result, often used in the context of treatments, policies, or methods that achieve their goals.