Advanced Placement (AP), 30.01.2020 01:53 mgwlisp
Which one of the following conclusions is not supported by current biological research on schizophrenia?
a. schizophrenia is associated with excess or oversensitive dopamine receptors.
b. there appears to be a strong genetic predisposition towards schizophrenia.
c. the ventricles of the brain are enlarged in many individuals with schizophrenia.
d. schizophrenics produce excessive amounts of the neurotransmitter serotonin.
e. prenatal viruses may play a role in the development of schizophrenia
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