10. Which term refers to symptoms in a tobacco user who goes without nicotine? a. addiction b. dependence C. tolerance d. withdrawal

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10. Which term refers to symptoms in a tobacco user who goes without

nicotine?
a. addiction
b. dependence
C. tolerance
d. withdrawal

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I'd say Withdrawal.

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