In the Context of Adjunctive Behavior as a Displacement Activity

question 149

Multiple Choice

In the context of adjunctive behavior as a displacement activity, it is suggested that people who succeed in quitting smoking are likely to:

• A) find a replacement activity.
• B) exhibit symptoms of instinctive drift.
• C) notice a reduction in their self-control.
• D) paradoxically focus on the withdrawal symptoms.

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