A woman with a disease that has damaged her dopamine receptors is most likely to experience

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Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that is involved in movement, among other functions. Damage to dopamine receptors can result in movement abnormalities, such as tremors or difficulty initiating movements, as seen in Parkinson's disease. A racing heart (A) and increased pain (B) are not typically associated with dopamine receptor damage. Higher levels of neural activity (D) could be seen in a variety of neurological conditions and do not specifically point to dopamine receptor damage.

A Woman with a Disease That Has Damaged Her Dopamine