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According to the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, heroin is a Schedule 1 drug, meaning that it:a. has a low abuse potential.b. has no accepted medical indications.c. may lead to limited psychological and/or physical dependence.d. has a low physical, but high psychological, dependence potential.
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