Single choice
1) The Minnesota Model, also known as the abstinence model, of addiction treatment was created in a state mental hospital in
the 1950s by two young men, one who was to become a psychologist, the other who was to become a psychiatrist, neither of
whom had prior experience treating addicts or alcoholics. The model played a major role in transforming treatment wards from
unhealthy places into places where individuals with a substance use disorder could maintain their dignity.