In the classical conditioning interpretation of drug tolerance,what are the conditioned stimulus and the conditioned response?
A)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the "high" that the user experiences.
B)The conditioned stimulus is the drug's entry into the brain and the conditioned response is the "high" that the user experiences.
C)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the drug's entry into the brain.
D)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the body's defenses against the drug

Question

​In the classical conditioning interpretation of drug tolerance,what are the conditioned stimulus and the conditioned response?
A)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the "high" that the user experiences.
B)The conditioned stimulus is the drug's entry into the brain and the conditioned response is the "high" that the user experiences.​
C)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the drug's entry into the brain.​
D)The conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure and the conditioned response is the body's defenses against the drug​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In the classical conditioning interpretation of drug tolerance, the conditioned stimulus is the injection procedure (or any consistent environmental cues associated with drug administration), and the conditioned response is the body's defenses against the drug. This response is an anticipatory action by the body to counteract the effects of the drug, leading to tolerance.

​In the Classical Conditioning Interpretation of Drug Tolerance,what Are the Conditioned

In the Classical Conditioning Interpretation of Drug Tolerance,what Are the Conditioned