Long-Term Methamphetamine Use Can Produce Damage to the Brain's

Multiple Choice

Long-term methamphetamine use can produce damage to the brain's:

A) visual system, impairing the ability to see fine details.
B) dopamine system, which is associated with memory and motor skill problems, and the frontal lobes, which can lead to impairment in cognitive and social skills.
C) serotonin system, which is associated with major depressive disorder.
D) anandamide system, which is associated with increased pain sensitivity.