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    A Brain Structure That Appears to Be Involved with Addiction
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A Brain Structure That Appears to Be Involved with Addiction

Question 86

Question 86

Multiple Choice

 A brain structure that appears to be involved with addiction is the


A) nucleus accumbens.
B) area postrema.
C) locus coeruleus.
D) raphe nucleus.

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