Which of these are the two types of addiction?

What word is used to the describe the process when our bodies get used to a specific chemical?

What name is given to the physical changes our bodies experience if a chemical addiction is not satisfied?

Which of these cannot be caused by smoking?

Which of these cannot be caused by smoking?

Which of these can be caused by smoking?

Which of these can be caused by smoking?

Which of these can be caused by smoking?

Which of these is the chemical compound in tobacco which causes addiction?

The intake of nicotine stimulates the release of which of these?

What name is given to the process whereby dopamine levels in the bloodstream gradually reduce?

What animals were used by Olds and Milner (1954) to test dopamine reuptake?

Akers and Lee (1996) used which type of study to examine social learning and smoking?

According to Moolchan et al. (2000), what percentage of teenage smokers had at least one parent who smoked?

Which of these is not taken into account by social learning theory based explanations of smoking behaviour?

What name is given to the process where teenagers begin smoking as it is a social norm within their friendshop group?

What name is given to the process where outside stimuli such as sounds or smells trigger a desire to smoke?

In an experiment done by Olds and Milner (1954), laboratory rats had electrodes attached to which part of their brain?

Which of these is a common withdrawal symptom when trying to quit smoking?

Which of these is a common withdrawal symptom when trying to quit smoking?

Which of these is a common withdrawal symptom when trying to quit smoking?

Which of these is a common withdrawal symptom when trying to quit smoking?