Studies of contingency management for cocaine abuse find that it is
A)largely ineffective.
B)less effective than pharmacological interventions.
C)associated with a greater likelihood of abstinence and a better quality of life for the people receiving the treatment.
D)None of the above-this treatment has not been used for cocaine abuse

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Studies have consistently found that contingency management, which involves providing rewards for drug-free urine samples, is associated with a greater likelihood of abstinence and a better quality of life for individuals receiving the treatment. It has been found to be effective for treating cocaine abuse.

Studies of Contingency Management for Cocaine Abuse Find That It