Parkinson's disease is to ____ as schizophrenia is to ____.
A) small amounts of serotonin; small amounts of acetylcholine
B) small amounts of dopamine; large amounts of dopamine
C) large amounts of serotonin; small amounts of serotonin
D) large amounts of acetylcholine; large amounts of dopamine

Question

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Parkinson's disease involves a loss of dopamine-producing neurons, leading to small amounts of dopamine. Schizophrenia, on the other hand, involves excessive dopamine activity in certain areas of the brain, leading to large amounts of dopamine.

Parkinson's Disease Is to ____ as Schizophrenia Is to ____

Parkinson's Disease Is to as Schizophrenia Is to