Teens have a number of misconceptions about drug use. The one that is most common and most dangerous is that:
A. prescription drugs are safer than street drugs.
B. energy drinks do not contain psychoactive substances.
C. smoking an occasional cigarette cannot lead to addiction.
D. legalizing marijuana means it is relatively harmless.
Answer: A
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a. ?observational learning b. ?habituation c. ?sensitization d. ?operant conditioning
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a. the pleasure principle. b. self-efficacy. c. congruence. d. defense mechanisms.
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a. Katie, because it's easier for her to imagine getting one more test item right b. James, because it's harder for him to imagine an alternative outcome c. Katie, because she and James studied together d. James, because he and Katie studied together
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