The stimulation-depression scale is less relevant for the _____, whose principal characteristic is their mind-altering quality.

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The stimulation-depression scale measures the extent to which a drug increases or decreases physiological activity in the body. Hallucinogens do not have a clear-cut classification on this scale because their principal characteristic is their mind-altering quality, which makes them less relevant for this scale compared to other drugs such as amphetamines, uppers, and downers. Therefore, the best choice is D, hallucinogens.

The Stimulation-Depression Scale Is Less Relevant for the _____, Whose