______ is the process by which inhibitory transmitters cause the inside of the neuron to become more negative.
A) Hyperpolarization
B) Depolarization
C) Antipolarization
D) Repolarization

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Inhibitory transmitters cause hyperpolarization, meaning they make the inside of the neuron more negative by increasing the outflow of negatively charged ions or decreasing the inflow of positively charged ions. This makes it more difficult for the neuron to fire an action potential, reducing its excitability.

______ Is the Process by Which Inhibitory Transmitters Cause the Inside