Based on the reinforcement sensitivity theory, which system is responsible for addictive or high-risk behaviors? A. behavioral inhibition B. behavioral approach C. fight-flight-freeze D. walk-and-talk

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Based on the reinforcement sensitivity theory, which system is responsible for addictive or high-risk behaviors?

A. behavioral inhibition
B. behavioral approach
C. fight-flight-freeze
D. walk-and-talk

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A. behavioral inhibition

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