Which of the Following Statements Supports the Argument That Neurotransmitters

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements supports the argument that neurotransmitters may not be as important in mood disorders as some researchers have believed them to be?

• A)Many people with mania and depression showed no disturbances in their absolute levels of neurotransmitters.
• B)Antidepressants relieve depression symptoms immediately.
• C)Serotonin is not found in the brains of some depressed persons.
• D)Increases in dopamine levels can trigger manic symptoms.

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