Which characteristic response to stimulant drugs increases their potential for abuse?
A. They are not habit-forming.
B. They have sedating qualities.
C. They increase general metabolism
D. Their use is not controlled by the DEA.
C
Stimulants tend to increase mental awareness and general metabolism. One of the major reasons that they are abused is to control weight through the increase in metabolism. Their use is regu-lated by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration).
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