Alex has been diagnosed with schizophrenia. Her doctor, Dr. Paris, prescribes her with a phenothiazine antipsychotic. After several weeks, Alex begins to experience the antipsychotic effects of the drug. How else is Alex going to be affected by the drug?
A. She will demonstrate increased interest in the surroundings.
B. She will communicate less rationally.
C. She will demonstrate less behavioral activation.
D. She will have high blood pressure and diarrhea.
Answer: C
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