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Neuropsychological Perspectives on GAD Have Implicated Which Brain Regions in the Activity

Question 36

Question 36

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Neuropsychological perspectives on GAD have implicated which brain regions in the activity of worrying?


A) parietal
B) temporal
C) prefrontal
D) occipital

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