The hallucinogenic drug, lsd, blocks serotonin receptors. how might removal of serotonin input create myriad changes in perception and behavior such as increased temperature, respiration, arousal, mood, dreaming, and hallucinations?
a. lsd removes serotonin induced inhibition in target cells
b. by removing inhibition. lsd broadens the scope of sensory input that is processed by the brain
c. by removing inhibition, lsd may broaden the scope of perceptual processing that defines reality
d. all of the above
e. none of the above