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beccaep

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The season of birth effect coupled with antibody studies links schizophrenia to:
 
  a. A viral infection.
  b. Malaria.
  c. HIV.
  d. Poor parenting.

Question 2

The serotonergic systems of the raphe that control depression are also involved in:
 
  a. Cheater detection.
  b. Blood filtering.
  c. Sex drive.
  d. Anxiety.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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