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Explain the addictive potential of cocaine in humans.

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Explain the addictive potential of cocaine in humans.

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Cocaine is rapidly absorbed from the lungs into the blood stream and therefore rapidly enters the brain. Delay of reinforcement is an important variable in the reward process.

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Thanks again. Neuroscience sucks, this helps a lot.

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