Chemicals associated with addiction
A) must have the potential to produce negative mood change.
B) provide a sense of pleasure or stability that the addict can achieve in other ways.
C) cause cellular changes.
D) enhance alertness.
C
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A) 10 mph B) 31 mph C) 141 mph D) 126 mph E) 28 mph
Briefly summarize the components of our environment that influence our behavior.
What will be an ideal response?