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.

Understand how cultural differences impact listening responses.

Identify practices of effective listening.

Recognize behaviors that hinder effective listening and know how to counteract them.

Define the characteristics of adept listening.

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