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dbose

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Timothy injected LSD intravenously. He experiences visual hallucinations and has developed a quick tolerance for the drug. In addition to the effects from LSD, Timothy has experienced fatigue and loss of inhibitions. What part of Timothy's case is usual?
 
  a. LSD produces tolerance.
 b. Side effects of fatigue and loss on inhibition are common with LSD.
  c. Visual hallucinations are common with LSD.
 d. LSD is generally injected, not taken orally.

Question 2

Which completed suicide would be considered a rare event?
 
  a. a suicide in which the individual was pessimistic about the future
 b. a suicide that is related to shame about an action that the individual had taken
  c. a suicide that is not connected to alcohol abuse
 d. a suicide that involved no previous suicide attempts



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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