A research participant is given a dose of the drug naloxone and then his arm is placed in a bucket of ice water, which is normally quite a painful experience. It is likely that the
a. participant will experience little or no pain.
b. participant will experience a placebo effect.
c. participant will undergo a painful experience.
d. participant's body will stop producing endorphins.
Answer: c. participant will undergo a painful experience.
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