affect central nervous … | 0.46 |
decrease appetite | 0.41 |
increase alertness | 0.40 |
elevate mood | 0.39 |
increase energy | 0.39 |
exist as two enantiomers | 0.37 |
alter brain chemistry | 0.34 |
encourage aggressive, v… | 0.33 |
refer to specific chemi… | 0.31 |
remain unchanged | 0.31 |
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depression | 0.25 |
anxiety | 0.20 |
death | 0.20 |
confusion | 0.16 |
hallucination | 0.16 |
the norepinephrine | 0.16 |
dopamine | 0.16 |
insomnia | 0.16 |
longer duration of acti… | 0.39 |
high potential | 0.35 |
larger percentage of th… | 0.29 |
addictive | 0.59 |
dangerous | 0.39 |
toxic | 0.39 |
potent | 0.36 |
more dangerous | 0.35 |
neurotoxic | 0.32 |
illegal | 0.32 |
detectable | 0.30 |
easier | 0.29 |
excreted unchanged | 0.29 |
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drug | 0.41 |
synthetic drug | 0.25 |
produced | 0.61 |
smoked | 0.52 |
produced in mexico | 0.47 |
used as recreational dr… | 0.44 |
abused | 0.44 |
discovered in 1893 | 0.43 |
developed in japan | 0.41 |
developed in 1919 | 0.39 |
packaged for sale | 0.36 |
swallowed | 0.36 |
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amphetamine | 0.38 |