Which of the following is an example of a Chemical Abuser EDP?

• A. Schizophrenic
• B. Drunk
• C. A heroin addict
• D. Responsible adult

Answer: (C)

In this item, you’re looking for someone who represents a Chemical Abuser EDP, meaning a person who has a pattern of chemical dependency (substance abuse) alongside emotional or mental disturbance. A heroin addict fits this best because heroin use represents ongoing chemical dependency, not just a one-time state. This aligns with the idea of a Chemical Abuser EDP, where substance abuse is a defining characteristic.

The other options don’t fit as well. A schizophrenic describes a mental health condition, but it doesn’t inherently indicate chemical abuse. Being drunk shows intoxication at a moment in time, not a sustained pattern of substance dependence. A responsible adult doesn’t reflect either chemical abuse or emotional disturbance.