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Negative Reinforcement Theories of Addiction State

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Negative reinforcement theories of addiction state:


A) that addiction is a social problem with negative consequences.
B) that addiction is maintained by the removal of withdrawal symptoms by the drug.
C) that drugs have no positive effect.
D) that drugs act as punishment for the morally weak.

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