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leo leo

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The neurotransmitter most strongly connected to eating disorders with its effect on mood, obsessive thinking, impulsivity, eating behavior, and satiety is
 
  a. melatonin.
  b. dopamine.
  c. norepinephrine.
  d. serotonin.

Question 2

Brain changes that are due to problems in the closure of the neural tube, proper development of the forebrain, and completion of the corpus callosum are referred to as
 
  a. migraine deficiencies.
  b. migration defects.
  c. conduction defects.
  d. induction defects.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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