In studies of psychological dependence, a catheter refers to
A. a tube inserted orally to restrict feeding and drinking
B. measurement device for assessing drug tolerance
C. a tube inserted into a vein for the administration of a drug directly into the
bloodstream
D. a tube inserted into a muscle for administration of a drug directly into muscle
tissue
C. a tube inserted into a vein for the administration of a drug directly into the
bloodstream
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