According to Siegel's Lab,a Consequence of Taking a Drug in a Novel

question 159

Multiple Choice

According to Siegel's lab,a consequence of taking a drug in a novel environment is that

• A) overdosing is more likely because the body's compensatory response wouldn't be triggered in a novel environment.
• B) people are more likely to take more of the drug in a novel environment.
• C) people are less likely to know whether the drug was a good or poor quality in a novel environment.
• D) novel environments trigger responses that anticipate a disruption to homeostasis.

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