Which of the following is a possible symptom during cannabis withdrawal?

During cannabis withdrawal, decreased appetite is a common symptom. Individuals who have developed a regular pattern of cannabis use may experience changes in their appetite in the absence of the drug. Cannabis is often associated with increased appetite, colloquially referred to as "the munchies." When someone stops using cannabis after prolonged use, the body may react by reducing appetite, leading to less interest in food and potential weight loss.

The withdrawal symptoms can vary widely among individuals but typically include irritability, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and changes in appetite. In contrast, increased energy, heightened sensory perceptions, and improved mood are not typical withdrawal symptoms and might actually occur in individuals while under the influence of cannabis. Therefore, recognizing decreased appetite as a withdrawal symptom aligns with understanding the physiological changes that occur after discontinuing cannabis use.