How are neurotransmitters removed from the synapse?

What will be an ideal response?


Some neurotransmitters like acetylcholine are broken down by enzymes into inactive components. Other neurotransmitters are taken back up through specialized membrane proteins called transporters. Finally, other neurotransmitters like the neuropeptides diffuse away from the synapse.

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a. peak experience c. delusion b. simulated experience d. enlightenment

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Examining the development of abnormal psychology over time is important

a. to help understand modern-day conceptualizations of abnormal psychology. b. to help understand modern-day attitudes toward abnormal psychology. c. to help understand modern-day treatment approaches to abnormal psychology. d. all of these.

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Which of the following is not a stage in prenatal development?

A. placental B. embryonic C. germinal D. fetal

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What might an individualist need to notice while engaging in conflict with a collectivist?

a. The collectivist also desires to move on to other matters quickly. b. The collectivist prioritizes saving face during confrontations. c. The collectivist pushes the individualist to defend their position. d. The collectivist will explore the emotional reactions that arise during the conflict.

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