The Idea of Multifactorial Causation in Drug Effects Suggests That

question 131

Multiple Choice

The idea of multifactorial causation in drug effects suggests that ​

• A)taking several different drugs at the same time reduces their effects.
• B)taking several different drugs at once increases their effectiveness. ​
• C)the effects of a drug depend on the dosage and the user's personal makeup and experience. ​
• D)each person will have the same physiological response to a drug, but there can be different psychological responses. ​

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