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Sigmund Freud's enthusiasm over the benefits of cocaine waned
 
  a. after he saw the degree of dependence its use could produce
  b. after he himself became dependent on it
  c. because his interest in the psychic origins of psychopathology was incompatible with biological factors behind behavior
  d. because it became less available through legal prohibitions

Question 2

Cocaine can cause sudden death because of
 
  a. cerebral hemorrhaging
  b. inducing convulsions
  c. cardiovascular disturbances
  d. all of these



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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