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gbarreiro

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________ theories claim that drug abuse is a consequence of flaws or weaknesses in people's personalities.
 
  a. Functionalist
  b. Biological
  c. Sociological
  d. Psychodynamic

Question 2

Opiates or ________ are drugs whose main use is as analgesics or painkillers.
 
  a. stimulants
  b. narcotics
  c. depressants
  d. hallucinogens



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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