What Were the Results of a Study by Spyraki and Colleagues

question 19

Multiple Choice

What were the results of a study by Spyraki and colleagues (1983) , in which they used a conditioned place preference procedure to study the effects of heroin administration in rats?

• A) Rats learned to avoid locations associated with strong withdrawal symptoms.
• B) Rats made an association between location and heroin's reinforcing effects.
• C) Rats had more positive subjective experiences in very familiar locations.
• D) Rats had more negative subjective experiences in rather unfamiliar locations.

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