Of all of the following neurotransmitters, how many are disrupted by the ingestion of alcohol? (a) norepinephrine; (b) glutamate; (c) serotonin; (d) GABA; (e) dopamine
a. three
b. five
c. two
d. four
b
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a. medulla. b. cerebrum. c. cerebellum. d. limbic system.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A man spends several hours in front of his mirror each morning in an effort to put every hair on his head in its exact place before leaving for work. This concern for trivial details suggests
a. dangerous behavior. c. faulty perceptions. b. unusual behavior. d. delusional beliefs.
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He is now a regular drug user and rarely attends school. Which of the following statements about Shaq is probably true? A) Shaq will most likely grow out of this behavior once he understands the consequences of his actions. B) Shaq's parents need to use corporal punishment to correct his antisocial behavior. C) Shaq is at-risk for high school dropout, unemployment, and future arrests. D) Shaq is engaging in normal adolescent behavior.