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Which of the following substances directly competes with the…

Which of the following substances directly competes with the neuromodulator adenosine?

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Cocaine

 

Alcohol

 

Nicotine

 

Caffeine

 

 

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Stress can increase an individual’s response to drugs like amphetamines, alcohol, and cocaine, and may

contribute to these individuals becoming addicted to these drugs. This effect of stress is referred to as:

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homeostatic regulation

 

cross-tolerance

 

cross-sensitization

 

learned tolerance

 

 

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The dose-response curve below demonstrates two drugs that differ in:

 

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efficacy

 

both potency and efficacy

 

potency

 

conductance

 

 

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One perspective on addiction proposes that a feature shared by all is that they

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produce strong feelings of relaxation

 

have strong rewarding properties.

 

produce strong withdrawal symptoms

 

evoke strong activity in the brain.

 

 

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Opiates:

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can activate brain systems involved in “wanting”.

 

all answers are true.

 

can activate brain systems involved in “liking”.

 

elevate levels of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens.

 

 

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Steroid hormones such as testosterone:

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act like neurotransmitters and activate presynaptic transmitter release.

 

are synthesized from cholesterol and are fat soluble.

 

are also known as homeostatic hormones.

 

also include insulin and endorphins.

 

 

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With repeated drug use and the development of addiction, wanting the drug tends to _____ and liking the drug tends to ______.

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increase; decrease

 

decrease; also decrease

 

decrease; increase

 

increase; also increase

 

 

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The hormone cortisol is secreted from the

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adrenal medulla.

 

adrenal cortex.

 

hypothalamus.

 

anterior pituitary.

 

 

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An increase in ________ is evidence for ___________.

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dependence; tolerance

 

tolerance; dependence

 

withdrawal;  dependence

 

tolerance;  addiction

 

 

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_____ is a decreased response to a drug over time.

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Dependence

 

Sensitization

 

Addiction

 

Tolerance

 

 

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The posterior pituitary:

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contains the cell bodies of oxytocin neurosecretory cells.

 

releases “releasing hormones”into the bloodstream.

 

releases “trophic hormones”into the bloodstream.

 

contains the axon terminals of vasopressin neurosecretory cells.

 

 

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Loss of control is a key indicator of:

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withdrawal

 

sensitization

 

tolerance

 

addiction

 

 

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A contraction of the mammary glands is called _______ and is regulated by __________.

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the milk letdown reflex;  leutinizing hormone

 

the periovulatory reflex;  leutinizing hormone

 

the nursing reflex; oxytocin

 

the milk letdown reflex;  oxytocin

 

 

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The _____ system  produced the subjective feelings associated with wanting (or craving).

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cholinergic

 

dopamine

 

serotonin

 

opiate

 

 

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Peptide hormones typically affect another cell by

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causing their dendrites to extend or contract.

 

binding to receptors on the cell membrane.

 

binding to DNA and altering gene expression.

 

entering the cell and providing a source of metabolic energy.