Dopamine Receptors in One Part of the Brain Appear to Become

question 556

Multiple Choice

Dopamine receptors in one part of the brain appear to become super-responsive to normal amounts of dopamine, which may account for which symptoms of schizophrenia?

• A)positive symptoms of hallucinations and delusions
• B)negative symptoms of a flat affect and reduced communication
• C)excessive anxiety and conversion reactions
• D)amnesia and the multiple personalities

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