Leonard is addicted to heroin, but is very careful about overdosing. He always uses a specific amount and takes it only at his a
partment. This Friday, he got desperate for the drug while visiting a friend. This was the first time he used heroin outside his own apartment. He injected his normal "safe" dose of heroin but almost died of an overdose. According to the principles of classical conditioning what led to Leonard's condition? The effect of the heroin was increased because Leonard injected it in a strange environment and his body could not use the stimuli in his basement to prepare for it. T/F
What happened is that Leonard's organism was not "expecting" the drug. Leonard had most likely associated his apartment with the consumption of heroin., and had developed a tolerance from continued use. However, tolerance occurs because the apartment signals to the body that heroin consumption is coming, thus preparing the body for it. When using at a new place, Leonard didn't have the cues in his apartment to signal to his body he was about to use heroin. Thus, tolerance did not kick in and the "regular" dose became too high for his unprepared organism, almost causing him to fatally overdose.
The scenario is an explanation by the concept of egalitarian
families. The egalitarian family is a type of family arrangement in which the
power in the family could either be less or more shared or equally by both of
the husband and the wife.
The Robert E. park was one of the american urban sociologist and he claimed about the human behavior towards the growing culture in the cities. It basically follow the basic ecology principle that are applied in the wildlife.
Early, he was known as one of the influential figure in the united state. The Robert Ezra park was taught in the Chicago university in 1914. He play an important role in the sociology development.
