John is addicted to amphetamines. What will he experience when he discontinues using the drugs?

A. He will feel elated and energetic.
B. He will repeatedly engage in binge eating episodes.
C. He will experience insomnia and severe withdrawal symptoms.
D. He will enter a phase of deep sleep and will awaken with a strong desire to continue taking the drug.


Answer: D

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