Multiple Choice
Research on the use of nicotine replacement therapies leads to the conclusion that .
A) There are no demonstrable differences in effectiveness between different nicotine replacement therapies.
B) They are only slightly more effective than placebos.
C) There may be significant long-term consequences to their use.
D) Pairing them with behavioral therapies does little to enhance treatment effectiveness.
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