How does classical conditioning play a role in the processes underlying expectancy effects?
a. We form associations between drug use and certain effects
b. We expect to feel a certain way through varying dose levels of drugs
c. We form disassociations between drug use and certain effects
d. Classical conditioning does not play a role in the processes underlying expectancy effects
Ans: a
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