Sameera occasionally uses LSD. Her friend Lisa occasionally uses morphine. Their friend Amy is a social drinker. Which of these people is the least likely to become dependent on the drug she is using?
A. Sameera
B. Lisa
C. Amy
D. They are all equally likely to become dependent.
Answer: A
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