In the context of adjunctive behavior as a displacement activity, it is suggested that people who succeed in quitting smoking are likely to:
A) find a replacement activity.
B) exhibit symptoms of instinctive drift.
C) notice a reduction in their self-control.
D) paradoxically focus on the withdrawal symptoms.

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Adjunctive behavior refers to the development of additional activities as a response to a primary reinforced behavior. When people quit smoking, they often seek out replacement activities to fill the void left by the absence of the smoking habit, which aligns with the concept of finding a replacement activity.

In the Context of Adjunctive Behavior as a Displacement Activity