Psychedelic drugs:
A) speed up activity in the central nervous system.
B) disrupt normal thought processes.
C) slow down activity in the central nervous system.
D) are derived from the opium poppy, which relieves pain and produces euphoria.

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Psychedelic drugs, also known as hallucinogens, disrupt normal thought processes and can cause alterations in perception, mood, and cognition. They do not speed up or slow down activity in the central nervous system like stimulants or depressants, and they are not derived from the opium poppy like opioids.

Psychedelic Drugs