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tatyanajohnson

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Which statement is TRUE about the spontaneous firing rates of neurons?
 
  a. EPSPs increase the frequency.
 b. EPSPs decrease the frequency.
 c. IPSPs increase the frequency.
 d. One EPSP equals the effect of two IPSPs.

Question 2

What does the eating cycle of bulimia have in common with addictive drugs?
 
  a. Both activate the brain's reinforcement areas.
  b. Starvation decreases their cravings.
 c. Both can be relieved with morphine.
 d. Exercise increases the intensity of effect.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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