Which Part of the Brain Does a Medication for a Gambling

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which part of the brain does a medication for a gambling addiction need to affect?

• A) The reticular formation
• B) The limbic system
• C) The basal ganglia
• D) The thalamus

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