Effects such as conditioned compensatory responses
A) are entirely consistent with the opponent process model.
B) fit the opponent process model if we assume the b-process can be elicited by Pavlovian cues.
C) are inconsistent with the opponent process model.
D) cannot serve as motivating forces.

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Conditioned compensatory responses fit the opponent process model if we assume that the b-process, which is the body's compensatory response to counteract the effects of a drug or stimulus, can be elicited by Pavlovian cues. This means that environmental cues associated with the drug use can trigger the body's compensatory mechanisms, even in the absence of the drug itself.

Effects Such as Conditioned Compensatory Responses