Transitioning from an acute to a chronic smoker most likely depends on :
A) tolerance to negative subjective effects.
B) one's previous experience using addictive substances.
C) one's socioeconomic status.
D) one use of caffeinated products.

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Transitioning from an acute to a chronic smoker is likely to depend on one's tolerance to the negative subjective effects of smoking, such as coughing or nausea, which can develop over time. The other options (B, C, and D) may play a role in the development of addiction and smoking behavior, but they are less directly related to the transition from acute to chronic smoking.

Transitioning from an Acute to a Chronic Smoker Most Likely