Harry the hormone and Nadia the neurotransmitter can both exert physiological effects on their target organs. Which statement is true about Harry and Nadia?
a. Harry doesn't affect behavior, while Nadia does.
b. Nadia acts at a site away from where she was released, while Harry acts locally.
c. Harry acts at a site away from where he was released, while Nadia acts locally.
d. Neither Harry nor Nadia affects behavior.
Question 2
Nancy Neurotransmitter and Heather Hormone are having an argument over which of them is more powerful. Defending her stance that hormones are more powerful, Heather correctly states that neurotransmitters ____.
a. can affect only cells that have special receptorshormones can affect all cells equally
b. can be found only in the brainhormones are found everywhere in the body
c. carry their message across the synapsehormones are carried in the bloodstream and can affect many more cells
d. control the autonomic nervous systemhormones control the sympathetic nervous system
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