According to the Classical Conditioning Theory of How Drug Tolerance

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Multiple Choice

According to the classical conditioning theory of how drug tolerance develops, when a drug addict repeatedly takes a drug in the same environment, that environment triggers a(n) :

• A)unconditioned response in the user's body that strengthens the drug's effects
• B)conditioned response in the user's body that strengthens the drug's effects
• C)unconditioned response in the user's body that blocks the drug's effects
• D)conditioned response in the user's body that blocks the drug's effects

Identify the relationship between explanatory styles and well-being.

Explore the role of optimism in health and recovery processes.

Recognize the influence of personality and lifestyle choices on happiness and subjective well-being.

Understand the relationship between sensation seeking and behavioral traits.

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Definitions:

Actor-Observer Effect

A psychological phenomenon where people tend to attribute their own actions to situational factors, but the actions of others to their personalities.

Studying

The act of engaging in cognitive and mental activity in order to acquire knowledge, understand new information, or prepare for examinations.

Punishment

A process in behavioral psychology that involves applying a negative stimulus to reduce or eliminate an undesirable behavior.

External Attribution

The process of attributing the cause of one's own or others' behaviors to external factors, such as the situation or other people, instead of to internal characteristics.