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Different muscles in the body have different amounts of primary motor cortex devoted to controlling them with some having large areas and other having small areas.
Neurotransmitters
Chemicals in the nervous system that transmit signals across a synapse from one neuron to another.
Withdrawal Symptoms
Physical or psychological symptoms that occur after reducing or stopping the intake of a substance that the body has become dependent on.
Opponent-Process
A theory that explains emotional contrasts, suggesting that every primary emotional state has an opposite secondary state that emerges after the primary state ends.
Intravenous Heroin
A method of heroin use where the drug is injected directly into the veins, often leading to faster onset of effects and increased risk of addiction and health issues.
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