Which one of the following statements about substance addiction is true:
A.) Some substances are more addictive than others.
B.) Psychological addition rarely leads to withdrawal symptoms.
C.) All substances have the same level of addictiveness.
D.) None of the above.

Option A is the correct answer about substance addiction. The reasonable points are given below:

The addictiveness of various substances varies greatly. Smokers are highly addicted to the nicotine in cigarettes, which is why it is difficult for them to go a day or week without smoking at least one stick. However, nicotine addiction is not comparable to cocaine addiction.

As a result, certain chemicals or substances are more addictive than others.

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A. Some substances are more addictive than others.

Explanation:

Different substances have different levels of addictiveness. The nicotine in cigarette is very addicting to smokers that's why an addicted smoker finds it hard to go a day without smoking at least one stick of cigarette.

But, you cannot compare the level of nicotine addiction to cocaine addiction.

Nicotine can be found in caffeine (product used to make coffee), but when a cocaine addict doesn't get his "fix", he loses his sanity, at least temporarily.

A cocaine addict can sell his property less than their actual value just to get their "fix", he can also resort to stealing, armed robbery, at long as he was hooked.

So we can comfortably deduce that cocaine addiction is very much on the high side when compared to physical exercise.

Therefore, some substances are more addicting to others.