Although the exact neural basis of self-control is not fully known, Churchland claims that relevant experimental details suggest the involvement of
A) Fear responses by neurons in the amygdala.
B) Neurons sensitive to reward and punishment.
C) "Decision" neurons in the parietal regions of cortex.
D) All of the above.

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Churchland's claim that the neural basis of self-control involves fear responses by neurons in the amygdala, neurons sensitive to reward and punishment, and "decision" neurons in the parietal regions of the cortex suggests a multifaceted approach to understanding self-control, implicating all the options listed.

Although the Exact Neural Basis of Self-Control Is Not Fully