In an Experiment in Which Long-Distance Runners Were Tested for Pain

question 121

Multiple Choice

In an experiment in which long-distance runners were tested for pain tolerance, ran a mile, and then were tested again for pain tolerance.All of the runners were found to be able to withstand pain about 70 percent longer than before.They were then given naloxone and ran another mile.The naloxone

• A)increased the runner's pain tolerance by another 20 percent.
• B)had no effect on the runner's pain tolerance.
• C)caused the runners to lose their earlier protection from pain.
• D)caused the runners to suffer from excruciating muscle pain.

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