The earliest versions of the monoamine hypothesis could not
A) distinguish which monoamine transmitters were involved in depression.
B) determine the lag time between drug-induced changes in neurotransmitter availability.
C) determine why depressed patients often have lower blood levels of BDNF.
D) All of the above are correct
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Q1: The lifetime prevalence of major depression is
Q2: All of the following are symptoms of
Q3: Reactive depression
A) typically results in anhedonia and
Q4: Depression
A) is often accompanied by agoraphobia.
B) affects
Q5: Monoamines are
A) drugs used to treat depression.
B)
Q7: The observation that antidepressant treatment produces rapid
Q8: Neural structures that often show signs of
Q9: The monoamine hypothesis assumes that depression is
Q10: Brain-derived neurotropic factor (BDNF) is
A) a toxin
Q11: The synthesis of BDNF depends on sufficient
A)
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