Tolerance to a Compound Is Seen When

question 3

Multiple Choice

Tolerance to a compound is seen when

• A)the individual cannot predict in advance how much of that compound will be used.
• B)the compound induces a state of well-being when used.
• C)the individual is motivated to avoid compounds similar to that usually abused.
• D)the individual must use more of a compound to achieve the effects once achieved at a lower dose.

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Definitions:

Social Loafing

The phenomenon where individuals exert less effort to achieve a goal when they work in a group compared to when they work alone.

Ringlemann Effect

The phenomenon where individual effort tends to decrease as group size increases, often due to coordination and motivation problems.

Work Less Hard

A reduction in the effort or intensity with which an individual or group engages in their tasks or duties.

Risky Decisions

Choices made under conditions of uncertainty, where outcomes can include significant losses or gains.