Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of hallucinogens?

The option selected refers to "inhibition of sensory experiences," which is not characteristic of hallucinogens. Hallucinogens primarily alter perception and sensory experiences, provoking enhanced sensitivity to stimuli rather than inhibiting them. When someone uses hallucinogens, their sensory perceptions are typically heightened, leading to feelings of euphoria, increased sensitivity to touch and light, and significant distortions of reality. In contrast, inhibiting sensory experiences is often more associated with depressants instead of hallucinogenic substances. Therefore, this choice effectively distinguishes itself as the correct answer, as it contradicts the primary effects of hallucinogens on the user’s perception and sensory processing.