Most, If Not All, Highly Addictive Substances Have One Property

question 32

Multiple Choice

Most, if not all, highly addictive substances have one property in common:

• A) they increase people's desire to be with other people.
• B) they increase alertness.
• C) they stimulate certain types of dopamine synapses in the brain.
• D) the more times a person has taken them, the greater their effects.

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Definitions:

Scores

Quantitative measures or values that represent the outcome of a test, performance, or assessment.

Middle Score

The median value in a set of numbers, representing the point at which half of the figures are above and half are below.

Median

A statistical measure indicating the middle value in a set of data when the values are arranged in ascending or descending order, effectively dividing the dataset into two equal halves.

Values

Fundamental beliefs or standards of an individual or society, shaping attitudes and behaviors.