Andrew is a heroin addict, and he usually shoots up at his friend Dave's place. Following an intervention and treatment, Andrew is trying very hard to stop using heroin but finds that when he goes over to Dave's place, his craving for the drug is very strong. In this example, Dave's place serves as

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Dave's place has become associated with Andrew's heroin use through classical conditioning, making it a conditioned stimulus that triggers his cravings. This shows the power of environmental cues in addiction and the need for individuals in recovery to avoid high-risk situations and stimuli associated with drug use. The other options do not accurately capture the role of Dave's place in this scenario.

Andrew Is a Heroin Addict, and He Usually Shoots Up