Substances that are _____ tend to cause more problems with dependence, while _____ substances present less of a risk for dependence.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify which types of substances cause more problems with dependence and which types present less of a risk for dependence. The options provide contrasting descriptions of substances.
Answer
faster-acting; slower-acting
The final answer is faster-acting; slower-acting.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is faster-acting; slower-acting.
More Information
Substances that are faster-acting tend to lead to higher potential for dependence because their effects are more immediately rewarding, reinforcing repeated use. Slower-acting substances tend to be less immediately gratifying and thus often present a lower risk of dependence.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing the stimulating or sedating effects with the speed of action, which is more directly related to the risk of dependence.
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