When Researchers Gave Animals an Injection of an Inert Placebo

question 55

Multiple Choice

When researchers gave animals an injection of an inert placebo to pre-expose them to the contextual cues associated with drug use, they found that the animals:

• A) formed an association between the context and drug use more quickly than normal.
• B) formed an association between the context and drug use more slowly than normal.
• C) formed an association between the context and drug use more at the normal rate.
• D) did not form an association between the context and drug use.

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