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A psychologist at a pain clinic is helping design a medication reduction schedule to address the learned aspects of a patient's medication use. The psychologist’s best recommendation would be to administer medication

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psychology

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  1. through an IV drip, because continuous administration will prevent peaks and troughs in pain levels
  2. by injection, because as administration becomes more painful, less medication will be requested
  3. only during office hours, because this will reduce the patient's access to medication outside of these times
  4. in gradually decreasing amounts, because this will slowly reduce the patient's dependency on the medication
  5. in combination with other non-pharmacological pain management techniques, because this will reduce the patient's reliance on medication alone
  6. randomly throughout the day, because the unpredictability will reduce the patient's dependency on the medication
  7. in the patient’s food, because reduction will occur sooner as the patient's awareness of the medication decreases
  8. only when requested by the patient, because reduction will occur sooner if less medication is given
  9. at specific times, because then the medication will not be given in response to pain
  10. only when the patient's pain level reaches a certain threshold, because this will help the patient to associate medication with high levels of pain

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