Motivation, reward, and the planning of behavior are influenced by this neurotransmitter with reduced feelings of pleasure as well as Parkinson's disease being linked with a deficiency of it. This excitatory neurotransmitter is

a. dopamine.
b. GABA.
c. serotonin.
d. glutamate.


A

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