-In the Case of Prairie Voles,what Hypothesis Were the Scientists

question 22

Multiple Choice

-In the case of prairie voles,what hypothesis were the scientists examining?

• A) Monogamous social attachments will form when hormone receptors are located in a region of the brain that derives feelings of reward.
• B) Monogamous social attachments will form when hormone receptors are located in a region of the brain that derives feelings of aggression.
• C) Higher levels of antidiuretic hormone (AD
• H) are found in organisms that form monogamous social attachments.
• D) Lower levels of antidiuretic hormone (AD
• H) are found in organisms that form monogamous social attachments.
• E) Antidiuretic hormone (AD
• H) is absent in organisms that form monogamous social attachments.

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