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Administration of haloperidol to a person before he or she consumed alcohol would be expected to
 
  a. decrease his or her alcohol consumption.
  b. increase his or her alcohol consumption.
  c. reduce the sedating effect of alcohol.
  d. increase the reinforcing effect of alcohol.
  e. intensify the magnitude of their hangover the following day.

Question 2

Alcohol use produces negative reinforcement by
 
  a. stimulating the emesis center in the brainstem.
  b. activating dopamine receptors within the VTA.
  c. loosening inhibitions.
  d. activating a hypothalamic satiety mechanism.
  e. relieving anxiety.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a. decrease his or her alcohol consumption.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: e. relieving anxiety.



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