The Key Structures Along the Brain's Reward Circuitry Consist of the ____

question 23

Multiple Choice

The key structures along the brain's reward circuitry consist of the ____.

• A) hippocampus and thalamus
• B) hippocampus and nucleus accumbens
• C) ventral tegmental area and thalamus
• D) ventral tegmental area and nucleus accumbens

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