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Individuals with autism tend to have a smaller corpus callosum and fewer cells, which relate to behavioral inhibition.
 
  a. Purkinje
  b. Purkish
  c. Pringle
  d. Promissory

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Sandy has anorexia nervosa and reports having very little motivation to seek food. Disruption in her system may make food less rewarding for Sandy, resulting in her low motivation for eating.
 
  a. serotonin
  b. dopamine
  c. acetylcholine
  d. GABA



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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