The conditioned compensatory response produces a response that is
A) similar to the one produced by the outcome.
B) the opposite of the one produced by the outcome.
C) similar to the natural response to the signal for the outcome.
D) the opposite of the natural response to the signal for the outcome.

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The conditioned compensatory response is a phenomenon where the body produces a response that is opposite to the effect of a drug or stimulus, in anticipation of its administration. This is part of the body's way of maintaining homeostasis. For example, if a drug lowers blood pressure, the body may raise blood pressure in anticipation of the drug, resulting in a compensatory response that is opposite to the effect of the drug.

The Conditioned Compensatory Response Produces a Response That Is