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According to Solomons opponent-process theory, extended heroin use creates a conditioned bodily response that ____ the high that the user experiences.
 
  a. intensifies
  b. prolongs
  c. neutralizes
  d. causes

Question 2

As the months pass, Kurt begins taking more and more heroin as each dose doesnt seem to give him the same high. Eventually, Kurt is addicted to heroin. According to opponent-process theory, ____ may be the basis of Kurt's dangerous addiction.
 
  a. sensitization
  b. learning
  c. habituation
  d. classical conditioning



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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