This type of use is often referred to as self-medication:
A. Social substance use
B. Addictive substance use
C. Experimental substance use
D. Medicinal substance use
A
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A) unconditioned stimulus B) unconditioned response C) conditioned stimulus D) conditioned response
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A. motion consistency. B. looming. C. a stroboscopic illusion. D. retinal disparity.
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