A Prime Factor in Nicotine's Highly Addictive Potential Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

A prime factor in nicotine's highly addictive potential is

• A) its low cost and ready availability.
• B) a supportive "smokers' subculture."
• C) its direct influence on the brain's pleasure and motivation centers.
• D) its suppression of insulin production, producing hyperglycemia.

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