Karen started using meth when she was 15. Now she is 35 and continues to use meth. What is true of Karen?
A. Karen no longer finds food or sex very exciting.
B. Karen is not addicted to meth.
C. Karen also uses psychedelic drugs.
D. Karen no longer gets much dopamine increase from the places where she uses meth.
Answer: A
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