There Are No Significant Long-Term Neurocognitive Effects from Alcohol Because

question 30

Multiple Choice

There are no significant long-term neurocognitive effects from alcohol because

• A) it improves blood flow to the cortex of the brain.
• B) it decreases endorphin release in the cortex of the brain.
• C) it improves blood oxygenation levels and stimulates the production of free radicals in the brain.
• D) none of the above.

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