A) decreased serotonin concentration in the prefrontal cortex.
B) increased serotonin concentration in the right frontal lobe.
C) decreased serotonin concentration in the left cingulate cortex.
D) increased serotonin concentration in the raphe nuclei.
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A) elevated levels of serotonin.
B) reduced levels of glutamate.
C) abnormal patterns of cortisol release.
D) reduced levels of cortisol.
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A) affecting oxytocin.
B) affecting sex hormones.
C) affecting serotonin reuptake and circadian rhythms.
D) involved with dopamine transport.
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A) show consistent deficits in gray matter growth beginning in early childhood.
B) may simply need more time for their brains to mature than other children.
C) show obvious signs of brain damage, particularly in the frontal lobes.
D) cannot be expected to improve as they mature.
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A) ventral prefrontal cortex.
B) hippocampus and ventricles.
C) parahippocampus and right orbitofrontal cortex.
D) hippocampus and amygdala.
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A) increase neurogenesis in the hippocampus.
B) decrease neurogenesis in the hippocampus.
C) decrease a person's need for sleep.
D) increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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A) suppresses cortisol release in healthy controls, but not in patients with depression.
B) suppresses cortisol release in patients with depression, but not in healthy controls.
C) increases cortisol release in healthy controls, but not in patients with depression.
D) increases cortisol release in patients with depression, but not in healthy controls.
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A) She might have bipolar disorder and should get medication.
B) She might be depressed and should definitely see a doctor for a diagnosis.
C) She might be coming down with schizophrenia and should see a doctor before it gets worse.
D) She is just homesick and will be fine as soon as she gets over it.
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A) Both types of medication act as dopamine agonists.
B) Both types of medication act as dopamine antagonists.
C) Typical antipsychotics act as dopamine antagonists, but atypical antipsychotics act as dopamine agonists.
D) Typical antipsychotics act as dopamine antagonists, and atypical antipsychotics act on neurotransmitters other than dopamine.
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A) more time in REM sleep than usual.
B) less time in REM sleep than usual.
C) more time in both REM and NREM than usual.
D) less time in both REM and NREM than usual.
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A) the left cingulate cortex
B) the right cingulate cortex
C) the right frontal lobe
D) the left frontal lobe
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A) Genetics play little if any role in either twin's risk for the disorder.
B) The environment plays little if any role in either twin's risk for the disorder.
C) The probability of both twins being diagnosed with the disorder is about 60 percent.
D) If one twin is diagnosed with the disorder, the other twin has about a 60 percent chance of also being diagnosed with the disorder.
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A) increased fluid pressure in the ventricles from blocking of fluid pathways.
B) increases in the volume of adjacent neural tissue.
C) decreases in neurons in adjacent areas.
D) increased production of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) .
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A) has been more effective than behavioral treatments.
B) is effective with low-functioning children, but has little effect on high-functioning children.
C) has not yet been evaluated scientifically due to ethical concerns.
D) has been ineffective.
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A) at birth.
B) within the first few years of life.
C) between the ages of three and six years.
D) at puberty.
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A) there is no evidence that children are being inappropriately medicated.
B) fewer than 5 percent of children on medication are being inappropriately medicated.
C) more than half of children on medication are being inappropriately medicated.
D) medication is rarely used to treat the disorder.
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