37. Giving rats injections of impairs memory in the Morris water maze. A) ?-adre

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37. Giving rats injections of impairs memory in the Morris water maze. A) ?-adrenergic receptor agonists B) epinephrine C) epinephrine antagonists D) saline 38. For children with ADHD, pharmacological agonists for the dopamine system may during learning enhance A) memory storage B) the saliency, or relevance, of target stimuli c) retrieval D) None of the above options are correct 39. is a form of neurosurgery which disconnects parts of the brain. A) Trepanning B) Lobotomy C) Psychopharmacologic drugs D) Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) 40. suggests that compulsive behaviors have evolutionary causes. A) The observations of schizophrenia in rats B) The prevalence of spider phobias compared to gun phobias C) The effectiveness of pharmacotherapies D) Phobias that are culturally learned 41. Due to the smoking behavior of some schizophrenic patients is being investigated for its potential involvement in the disorder. A) muscarinic acetylcholine receptor B) The a 7-nicotinic receptor C) GABAa receptor D) ?-adrenergic 42. The case of illustrates genetic and environmental factors in the origins of schizophrenia. A) the identical Genain quadruplets B) Sheri Storm C) Howard Dully D) Susannah Cahalan.

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37.

Giving rats injections of beta-andergenic receptor agonists impairs memory in the Morris water maze.

Hence,option (a) is correct answer.

38.

For children with ADHD ,pharmacological agonists for the dopamine system may enhance retrieval during learning.

Hence, option (C) is correct answer.

39.

Lopotomy is a form of neurosurgery which disconnect parts of the brain.

Hence,option(B) is correct answer.

40.

Prevalence of spider phobias compared to gun phobias suggest that compulsive behavior have evolutionary causes.

Hence,option (B) is correct answer.

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