For each example situation, pick the neurotransmitter from the drop-down menu th

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For each example situation, pick the neurotransmitter from the drop-down menu that is MOST likely to be at abnormal levels. Note that some situations will be the result of too much of the neurotransmitter, while others will be the result of too little of the neurotransmitter. Note that some options may be used more than once. (2pts per item) Charlie has noticed that even though his grandfather can remember things that happened 50 years ago and talk about them like it was yesterday, he can't remember what he did just 2 hours ago. Dopamine Joe drinks alcohol every day and when he does, he feels great. He feels extremely relaxed and will do just about anything anyone suggests, because he isn't worried about any of the consequences. One day, Joe decides he's had enough of the party life and decides to quit Choose. drinking cold turkey. Unfortunately, Joe experiences a massive seizure a few days later because of the sudden withdrawal of alcohol. Serotonin Acetylcholine Endorphins GABA Jim has been extremely agitated and restless and has had trouble sleeping for several nights Norepingphrine in a row. He feels extremely energized and feels like he can't sit stil. He is also periodically hearing whispers and seeing a shadowy figure in the corner of the room, even though he is at Choose. home alone. Dopamine

Explanation / Answer

1. It is likely that Charlie is experiencing low levels of the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine.

2. Joe shows malfunctioning of the GABA.

3. Abnormal levels of Serotonin best explain Jim’s condiiton.

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