Since becoming a chronic user of cannabis, Kevin is told by a clinical psychologist that he may be experiencing amotivational syndrome. What are some of the outward signs of this syndrome?
A) indulgence in childlike thinking
B) aggression
C) heightened sensitivity
D) manic behavior

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Amotivational syndrome, often associated with chronic cannabis use, is characterized by a diminished or lost drive to engage in productive activities, which can manifest as indulgence in childlike thinking or behaviors. This reflects a regression to simpler, less demanding ways of interacting with the world, rather than aggression, heightened sensitivity, or manic behavior, which are not typical symptoms of this syndrome.

Since Becoming a Chronic User of Cannabis, Kevin Is Told