During the Process of Behavioral Drug Tolerance,after Repeated,frequent Use of a Drug

question 69

Multiple Choice

During the process of behavioral drug tolerance,after repeated,frequent use of a drug in the same environment:

• A) environmental cues come to elicit conditioned responses that oppose the direct effects of the drug.
• B) environmental cues come to elicit conditioned responses that closely resemble the direct effects of the drug.
• C) one becomes "sensitized," or more sensitive,to the drug's effects.
• D) environmental cues that used to elicit conditioned responses that oppose the direct effects of the drug no longer do so.

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