The subject consists of the following training activities:

- Theoretical classes: There will be several sessions, previously scheduled, in which subjects from 1 to 12 will be taught.

- Specialized seminars: There will be a seminar on evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of addictive behavior. They will take place in a classroom with a previously scheduled schedule.

- Classroom practice: There will be a classroom practice related to topic 8 of the subject, where clinical cases will be studied.

- Virtual classes: Various self-learning resources will be provided through the Virtual Campus.

All the information related to the subject, such as the general regulations of the course, schedule of classes and practices, mechanics of review of exams, notices and notes, will be found in the Virtual Campus, which will be the official means of communication with the students.

Annotation: within the schedule set by the centre or degree programme, 15 minutes of one class will be reserved for students to evaluate their lecturers and their courses or modules through questionnaires.

Requirements to pass the subject

Multiple choice tests: Minimum grade of 5.0 in each of the two parts.

Seminar and classroom practices: Attendance and minimum grade of 5.0 (APT) in the evaluation that takes place in the classroom -the day the activity is scheduled- or through works or questions that have to be answered / presented through the Campus Virtual-UAB, within the deadline set by the faculty. The joint evaluation of these activities will suppose 20% of the final grade of the subject.

Multiple choice tests (80% of the final grade) Partial eliminatory evaluation

There will be two partial elimination exams. The first part will include questions from topics 1 to 6 and tutored activities/lesons. The second partial will include questions from topics 7 to 12 and seminars and classroom practice. Students who participate and pass the exams (one or both) with a grade of 5.0 or higher will have passed the part of the corresponding subject.

The multiple choice questions will have five alternatives, random guesses will be deducted (correct answers - ¼ of the errors) and the note will be converted decimally. Thecorrection of the tests will be submitted to all the psychometric requirements.

If the two partial marks are equal to or greater than 5.0, the final grade will be calculated by making the average of the two partial marks. If one or two partial notes are less than 5.0, the subject will not have been passed and it will be necessary to submit to the next call (final exam, or recovery exam).

Recovery exam

This test will have the same format as the previous qualifying partial exams as long as there are at least 10 students who have to recover a partial. There will be an exam that will correspond to the first part of the course (first part) and another that will correspond to the second part (second part). Students will have to do a partial or both (separately) depending on the subject that has been passed (grade of 5.0 or higher) in the partial exams.

If there are less than 10 students with a partial exam pending, then the make-up exam for each partial will be in the format of 10 short open questions (to be developed in 8 lines or less).

About the \"Not AVALUABLE\" grade

Students who do NOT complete the 2 partial exams (or the RECOVERY exam) will be considered as \"NOT AVALUABLE\" (NA) and this grade will be placed in the official ACTS.

NOTE ABOUT \"AI\".-

In this subject, the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies is not allowed

in any of its phases. Any work that includes fragments generated with AI will be considered a lack of academic honesty and may lead to a partial or total penalty in the grade of the activity, or major sanctions

in serious cases.

This subject/course does not incorporate the option of \"single assessment\".