Shepard Siegel's work suggests that some deaths attributed to _____________ are actually the result of conditioning.
A) accident
B) drunk driving
C) drug overdose
D) heart attack

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Shepard Siegel's work suggests that some deaths attributed to drug overdose are actually the result of conditioning. This means that people may have developed a tolerance to certain drugs, but then died when they were exposed to a higher dose or a different combination of drugs in a new environment. This can happen because their bodies have learned to associate the drug with a particular setting or context, and when they are exposed to the drug outside of that context, their bodies are not prepared to handle it.

Shepard Siegel's Work Suggests That Some Deaths Attributed to _____________