The Neurogenic Theory of Depression Involves the Notion That

question 43

Multiple Choice

The neurogenic theory of depression involves the notion that:

• A)existing neurons are unable to repair themselves in some people resulting in accumulating "depression" of the cells.
• B)the brain is capable of making new neurons.
• C)there is an upregulation of neurogenesis in depressed patients.
• D)existing neurons are resistant to damage in depressed patients.

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