What does the "think-drink" effect refer to?
a. If you think you'd like a drink, you'll get one.
b. If you think alcohol releases your anger, it will.
c. If you think alcohol is harmful, you won't drink.
d. If you think alcohol is healthy, you'll drink too much.
Answer: B
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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What will be an ideal response?