Why Is It That Caffeine, Which Acts as a Receptor

question 96

Multiple Choice

Why is it that caffeine, which acts as a receptor blocker, functions as a stimulant?

• A) The target of caffeine often inhibits the release of excitatory neurotransmitters.
• B) Caffeine blocks receptors involved in reuptake, thereby enhancing neurotransmitter action.
• C) Caffeine blocks enzymatic degradation, thereby enhancing neurotransmitter action.
• D) The stimulant effects of caffeine are the result of expectation and are not dependent on receptor activity.

Comprehend the impact of health, education, and nutrition on long-run economic growth.

Recognize the relationship between population growth and education levels.

Analyze the challenges poor countries face to catch up with rich countries in terms of economic growth.

Appreciate the societal benefits of education beyond individual gains.

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