The Neurotransmitters Responsible for the Symptoms of Mania Appear to Be

question 370

True/False

The neurotransmitters responsible for the symptoms of mania appear to be different from those responsible for major depressive disorder.

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Definitions:

Taste

is one of the five traditional senses, which perceives flavors and substances via receptors on the tongue and contributes to the experience of flavor.

Touch

A sensation perceived through the skin when it comes into contact with an external object, providing information about texture, temperature, and pressure.

Sensory Adaptation

The process by which a sensory system becomes insensitive to a constant stimulus over time.

Sensory Receptors

Highly specialized cells in the sense organs that detect and respond to one type of sensory stimulus—light, sound, or odor, for example—and transduce (convert) the stimuli into neural impulses.