Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies spontaneousrecovery?

A. Alexis is a former cocaine user. Now that she no longer uses cocaine, herhands no longer shake and her heart no longer pounds when she hears a carpull into her drive, like her dealer used to do in his car. B. Alexis uses cocaine. She no longer feels quite the same rush as she did whenshe first started using. C. Alexis is a former cocaine user in recovery. After a relapse, though, herhands shake and her heart pounds when she hears a car pull into her drive, like her dealer used to do in his car. D. Alexis uses cocaine. She finds that she is slowly losing her sense of smell

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Everett Evans

Social Studies

9 October, 13:10

Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies spontaneousrecovery?

A. Alexis is a former cocaine user. Now that she no longer uses cocaine, herhands no longer shake and her heart no longer pounds when she hears a carpull into her drive, like her dealer used to do in his car. B. Alexis uses cocaine. She no longer feels quite the same rush as she did whenshe first started using. C. Alexis is a former cocaine user in recovery. After a relapse, though, herhands shake and her heart pounds when she hears a car pull into her drive, like her dealer used to do in his car. D. Alexis uses cocaine. She finds that she is slowly losing her sense of smell

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Emilee Rivers · Answer 1

Option A

Explanation:

Spontaneous means a quick, some thing to happen at instant, or quite fast.

Recovery means to get back at something or something

So spontaneous recovery would generally mean to get back at something quick or quite fast.

From the above options, Option A explains alexis change in conditions compared to the time when alexis actually uses cocaine. when she uses cocaine, he experiences her hand shaking and heart pounds. all this reactions are quick and spontaneous recovery, looking at cocaine, which is a hard drug that has side effects, for alexis to recovery from reactions, its a spontaneous recovery.