Drinking or Thinking Quiz - Emotional Sobriety Coaching

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Do you have a drinking or thinking problem?

Alcohol use disorder is not defined by how much or how often you drink.

Ask yourself one question: Do you drink more than you think you should drink?

Discover the exact beliefs that cause you to over-drink. And see the scientific evidence that proves you can retrain your brain to prefer using alcohol in moderation.

Answer 9 TRUE/FALSE questions. Get instant results.

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True or False?

There’s a difference between a “normal” drinker who sometimes drinks too much and an alcoholic (who cannot control themselves).

There's a difference between a "normal" drinker who sometimes drinks too much and an alcoholic (who cannot control themselves).*

True

False

True or False?

Alcoholism is a chronic disease.

Alcoholism is a chronic disease.*

True

False

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True or False?

Alcohol causes permanent brain damage.

Alcohol causes permanent brain damage.*

True

False

True or False?

If you struggle with over-drinking, the only way to regain control is to stop drinking forever.

If you struggle with over-drinking, the only way to regain control is to stop drinking forever.*

True

False

True or False?

Over-drinkers who refuse to admit that alcohol is their primary problem are in denial.

Over-drinkers who refuse to admit that alcohol is their primary problem are in denial.*

True

False

True or False?

Most drinking problems get worse over time.

Most drinking problems get worse over time.*

True

False

True or False?

The brain of a person who is addicted to alcohol responds differently to alcohol.

The brain of a person who is addicted to alcohol responds differently to alcohol.*

True

False

True or False?

Addiction is mostly a genetic disease.

Addiction is mostly a genetic disease.*

True

False

True or False?

Moderate drinking is very hard...if not impossible...for people who have trouble stopping once they start.

Moderate drinking is very hard...if not impossible...for people who have trouble stopping once they start.*

True

False

Drinking or Thinking Problem Quiz

Do you have a drinking or thinking problem?

There’s a difference between a “normal” drinker who sometimes drinks too much and an alcoholic (who cannot control themselves).

Alcoholism is a chronic disease.

Enter your info so we can save your progress and share your full results when you’re done.

Alcohol causes permanent brain damage.

If you struggle with over-drinking, the only way to regain control is to stop drinking forever.

Over-drinkers who refuse to admit that alcohol is their primary problem are in denial.

Most drinking problems get worse over time.

The brain of a person who is addicted to alcohol responds differently to alcohol.

Addiction is mostly a genetic disease.

Moderate drinking is very hard...if not impossible...for people who have trouble stopping once they start.