The Alcoholics Anonymous doctrine​

A) ​calls for complete abstinence.
B) ​adopts a psychological approach to quitting drinking.
C) ​holds that most alcoholics will eventually be cured of problem drinking.
D) ​includes the notion that members must give up tobacco as well as alcohol.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of individuals who have a drinking problem, offering mutual support to recover from alcoholism through a 12-step program.

Psychological Approach

A perspective in psychology that emphasizes understanding mental processes, experiences, and behaviors through research and theory.

Complete Abstinence

The act of entirely refraining from using or consuming a particular substance or engaging in a specific behavior.