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19) Which of the following is an adequate form of treatment for nicotine dependence?
O None of the answers provided are correct
O Antidepressants and NicVax vaccination
O Alcohol
O Acetylcholine replacement theory
Question 21
20) Nicotine's effect on arousal is due to its impact on the
system
O Basal Forebrain and Brainstem Cholinergic
O None of the answers provided are correct
O Brainstem Cholinergic
O Basal Forebrain

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